embraced AI for back-office functions such as supply chain forecasting, integration on the factory floor presents unique challenges—particularly when older equipment lacks the sensors and systems needed for data collection. To overcome this barrier,ARM is exploring the use of synthetic data creation and digital twinning—tools that allow manufacturers to simulate environments, generate artificial datasets, and test AI models without interrupting production. The most promising applications of AI today include inspection systems, where advanced vision technologies now detect defects with remarkable precision, and mobility solutions, such as automated mobile robots (AMRs) and drones that can navigate factory floors and conduct inspections. “These are not just flashy ideas—they’re practical solutions that make workplaces safer and more productive,” Susie notes.“The advances in vision and 120 BUSINESS VIEW MAGAZINE VOLUME 12, ISSUE 09
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