Bystronic Voice Blog

In the competitive world of fabrication, companies that embrace digitalization, automation, and data-driven decision-making position themselves for success.

One of the most common sources of variability in laser cutting production times is related to the material handling process—both in the loading and unloading stages.

The foundation of a Smart Factory lies in the ability to harness a digitalized production process from end to end—business software and programming systems, machines, automation, and machine data to enhance efficiency and productivity.

In today’s competitive fabricating environment, the reduction of non-value manufacturing time and total processing times is essential for maintaining a competitive edge.

Continual improvements in manufacturing are a mainstay of remaining competitive. Without machine and production data, both in real-time and historical, there are no means to measure processes objectively. The fact is, you cannot improve what you cannot measure.