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A review on Manufacturing technology and its methods

Shweta Varshney

Abstract


Technology has led the way in industry improvements ever since the Industrial Revolution. When we examine manufacturing technology as it relates to today's industrial business, we are necessarily talking about a specific period in time and the specific technological advancements that are right now assisting manufacturing in moving forward (as well as those that have driven the industry to its current state).

Manufacturing technology, as a general definition, is the use of tools and procedures created via scientific, industrial, and engineering advancements to increase the effectiveness, calibre, and productivity of activities. What does manufacturing technology mean in the current industrial environment? Automation, industrial sensors, equipment connectivity, data-based analysis, and decision-making are currently its driving forces. We'll talk more specifically about these and other issues in the section that comes next. Today's manufacturing industry is increasingly automated and technologically advanced. It depends on the use of cutting-edge systems and technology that are revolutionising manufacturing in ways that were unthinkable just a few decades ago.


Keywords


manufacturing technology, repetitive manufacturing, discrete manufacturing, job shop manufacturing, continuous process manufacturing

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.37628/ijpe.v8i1.1456

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