Digital Supply Network
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Digital Supply Network
Digital Supply Network is a system where machines, sensors, and software work together to move products and information quickly and smoothly from one place to another. In automation, these networks use real-time data to help machines make decisions on their own, such as when to order more materials or how to change a production line for a new design. Designers can use these networks to see how a product moves through each step and find ways to make the process faster or use fewer resources. This helps teams respond quickly to changes in demand or design, making it easier to try new ideas and get products to people faster.
automation, real-time data, sensors, production line, design process
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