A collection of perspectives exploring the frontiers of manufacturing and technology

whitePaper | January 1, 2023

Pragmatic Semiconductor is a British semiconductor manufacturing company based out of Cambridge and Durham that develops ultra-low-cost flexible electronics that can help address society’s challenges. We provide a unique, flexible platform and rapid turnaround time, with significantly lower footprint and cost than conventional silicon foundries.

whitePaper | May 11, 2022

The Upcoming digital transformation of the print and media industry towards, printing industry 4.0 is leading to an even closer integration of industry players with their customer, suppliers and partners. The distrubution of task between the parties involved has been evolving in some areas, providing an increasing number of opportunities to add value to products and services.

whitePaper | September 23, 2023

Turbulent times in the manufacturing and industrial sectors have forced leaders to focus on their organizations’ digital transformation to survive. As part of this ongoing adaptation process, decision-makers are evaluating business and technological processes for optimization and automation, investigating new competencies and business models, and seeking new product and revenue opportunities.

whitePaper | January 2, 2023

Additive Manufacturing (AM) and Injection Molding (IM) are often perceived as competing plastic processing technologies. However, organizations must be ready to utilize and switch between different production technologies to address changing product requirements, shift production schedules based on market demands, or respond to supply chain crises. This includes making both technologies complementary, not exclusive.

whitePaper | May 25, 2022

This white paper takes a fresh look at the vision for Industry 4.0 and suggests ways in which to take advantage of the broad view of the concept. Implementations of Industry 4.0 have mostly focused on using new technologies for economic benefits. Sustainability and social aspects have received less attention, despite their importance and potential for economic benefit as well, as we will show.

whitePaper | December 9, 2022

The manufacturing sector is no stranger to change. Over the course of three industrial revolutions, companies have relied on everything from water and steam to electricity and information technology to power their operations, provide services and make products. But the evolution taking place with Industry 4.0, which McKinsey & Company defines as “a new wave of technological changes that will trigger a paradigm shift in manufacturing,” may be the most significant change of all.