Smart machines are revolutionizing the way that goods are manufactured across the world. When the industrial revolution first began, steam and electricity were used to operate machinery that would stamp, sew, and glue many times faster than a human could.

Today's machines not only perform the tasks of yesterday, but many of them have additional capabilities that enable them to perform additional tasks, such as self-monitoring, production reporting, and even communicating with other machines.
These additional capabilities result in many benefits for machine operators, shift managers, and plant owners.