From smart machines to smart factories: What’s next for India’s Industry 4.0 journey
By Shreyans Jain, Managing Director & CEO, Samarth Engineering (PSPL Group)
India’s manufacturing sector is entering a phase where the focus is shifting beyond production capacity to how factories manage and optimise their operations. As manufacturers work to improve productivity, maintain consistent quality and meet delivery commitments, the ability to connect machines, processes and people is becoming increasingly important. Industry 4.0 is central to this shift, bringing digital technologies into manufacturing operations and enabling factories to move beyond standalone automation towards more connected, responsive and efficient production systems.
The growing demand for connected manufacturing systems is also reflected in market projections. India’s Manufacturing Execution System (MES) market is estimated to reach US$2.93 billion by 2034, growing at a projected CAGR of 9.5% between 2024 and 2034. As manufacturers increasingly focus on real-time production visibility, quality monitoring and resource optimisation, such systems are expected to play a greater role in connecting...
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