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R2 Labs connects programmable logic controllers (PLCs), robots, and AI to create cohesive software-defined manufacturing systems. This approach addresses the fragmentation in factory operations by unifying diverse technologies.
R2 Labs connects programmable logic controllers (PLCs), robots, and AI to create cohesive software-defined manufacturing systems. This approach addresses the fragmentation in factory operations by unifying diverse technologies.
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Roby Lynn explains how R2 Labs bridges PLCs, robots, and AI to unify fragmented manufacturing systems. The post How software-defined manufacturing fits into real factory operations appeared first on The Robot Report .
Unifying disparate manufacturing components through AI and software-defined methods can improve operational efficiency and flexibility. This integration supports more responsive and adaptive factory environments.
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