Connectivity - AI+-+Machine+Learning Features

The collaborative revolution: How AI, digital twins and cobots are reshaping manufacturing and industry

The modern industrial landscape is changing rapidly, driven by the convergence of artificial intelligence (AI), digital twins, and collaborative robots (cobots). This trifecta is not only enhancing existing operations but fundamentally reimagining how manufacturing and logistics sectors function, creating a synergistic environment where human and machine capabilities are maximised.

AI/ML, 3DIC and quantum computing to come to the fore in 2025
- AI - Machine Learning
- (27/06/2025)
According to Nilesh Kamdar, Senior Design and Verification Business Unit Lead of Keysight EDA, three technology areas play prominent roles in the research and development landscape in 2025.
Why AI is not a low-hanging fruit for manufacturing, and what needs to change
- AI - Machine Learning
- (31/05/2025)
Unless the manufacturing sector addresses several fundamental structural and operational challenges, the gap between AI being positioned as the magic solution to revolutionise factories and streamline production efficiencies, and its reality on the ground will only continue to grow.

The supply chain picture in 2025
- AI - Machine Learning
- (09/05/2025)
Many of the changes that will impact supply chains in 2025 are not new, but the frequency and intensity of the changes have the potential to bring new levels of strain to already stretched supply chains.
AI: Replacing forecasting noise with key questions (that might defy an easy answer)
- AI - Machine Learning
- (16/04/2025)
Goodbye crystal-ball mentality! It’s that time of the year again: IT decision makers, industry analysts and self-acclaimed ‘thought leaders’ scramble to publish their respective forecasts and predictions, the louder the better.

ABB and Imperial College London empower next-gen engineers with AI innovation
- AI - Machine Learning
- (07/04/2025)
DPA’s Editor Sophia Bell was recently invited on a tour around Imperial College London’s carbon capture plant to gain an inside look at how AI can solve maintenance issues in just minutes.
What’s driving the automotive industry in 2025?
- AI - Machine Learning
- (19/03/2025)
In the first of our series of 2025 outlooks by Keysight Technologies, Cecile Loison [CL] and Ken Horne [KH] consider 2025 trends in the automotive sector.