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Q&A: How One Pharmaceutical Manufacturer Is Implementing AI (opens the original)
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As manufacturers continue to implement AI into company processes, one pharmaceutical-manufacturing leader describes how AI can be applied across operations while facing challenges like data quantity, market shifts and regulatory challenges. Helen Clark, the global lead of manufacturing science and technology at Bora Pharmaceuticals, told Automation World how the organization is applying AI to their operations from early product development to commercial manufacturing. Bora Pharmaceuticals is a c
IMTS 2026: Syspro Launches Industrial AI Platform That Works With Any ERP (opens the original)
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At IMTS 2026 in Chicago last week, manufacturing ERP-software provider Syspro showcased its new industrial AI platform that the company said can work with any ERP to help manufacturers improve operations. Company officials said that the platform, Torque, aims to help their customers address challenges in their ERP systems. Users can describe what they need an agent to do within a chat feature in Torque, and the platform can build that agent, without the need for manual coding, according to Syspr
Q&A: Manufacturers Lack Connected Data Across Company Systems (opens the original)
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New research shows that less than half of manufacturers have fully connected data across design, production, quality and business systems, indicating a gap between operations and what is actually happening on the production floor. Although 77% of manufacturers describe their operations as connected, but only 40% have fully connected data across systems, according to research from Hexagon’s 2026 America's State of Manufacturing Report.. Additionally, 39% of manufacturers reported limited feedback
AI Company Launches 'Central Nervous System' To Unify Physical And Agentic AI (opens the original)
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As manufacturers across industries continue to adopt AI agents, one company is launching a platform that, it says, can unify physical systems and agentic AI across factory environments through one sovereign platform. In June, AI and technology services provider Cognizant launched its physical AI platform-as-a-service built on its Intelligence Spine. Company leaders described the spine as a sovereign institutional AI platform-as-a-service for physical AI, combining physical factory elements—such
'AI As Part Of The Brain': A Q&A On Robotics Uses In Experimental Workflows (opens the original)
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The Polymer Laboratory for AI, Robotics, Informatics, and Standards (PoLARIS) Project aims to combine robots and AI with polymer science to execute autonomous experiments remotely through a new cloud infrastructure. The project is funded by a $20 million grant from the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) and is a collaboration between the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering (UChicago PME), the University of Chicago Department of Computer Science and Argonne National
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