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Smart Manufacturing: The Future of Smart Factories

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By Erin L. Thompson
| cyngn.com
Learn about innovative technologies, benefits, and future trends in this comprehensive guide to the future of manufacturing. At the heart of the fourth industrial revolution (4IR), also known as Industry 4.0, smart manufacturing is transforming modern manufacturing operations. The smart manufacturing market, predicted to grow from $223.6 billion to by 2032, has led to an increased prevalence of smart factories and smart warehouses alike.
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Applications of Digital Twins in Manufacturing

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By Erin L. Thompson
| cyngn.com
As digital twin technology becomes increasingly prevalent, around 75% of companies in advanced industries are harnessing its capabilities. This spans from simulating production processes to generating replicas of equipment parts for performance analysis, providing organizations with a new approach to understanding their workflows. Digital twins streamline operations across many sectors, with manufacturing at the forefront.
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Even the Eyelashes

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By Christopher Heaney, Erin L. Thompson
| London Review of Books Verified
The Spanish​ garrotted Atahualpa, the last Inca emperor of what is now Peru, in 1533, but their control over their new territory was far from certain. One way they tried to solidify their claim was to promote alliances between those loyal to the Spanish crown and the remaining Inca aristocracy. When the conquistador Pedro Pizarro went to ask one Inca nobleman for permission to arrange a marriage involving a woman in his family, he got a surprise.
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