2022.01.27

Smart Manufacturing with 5G and AR

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Background
5G featuring higher data speed, massive devices connected, and low latency has been changing our lives significantly. Benefitted from the latest technologies, plenty of innovative solutions are developed. It can be applied to diverse applications and smart manufacturing with 5G/AR is one of them. Let us get deeper to it below.

Manufacturing with 5G, AR, and AI
Benefited from the low latency of 5G, AR can assist the operator training to better deliver superior experience in a standard and effective way. With the collaboration of intelligent solutions such as data analysis, 3D objects management, model management, and Edge inference, AR experience can help notify the operator with instructions for finer assistance of the pre-work of production.

In addition, the intelligent Edge AI solution can improve the quality and efficiency of comprehensive tasks such as real-time analysis and AR remote diagnosis/ predictive maintenance of the equipment. By monitoring the process with trained model applied, effective management can be executed according to the inference results/predictions with extremely low latency via the Edge AI Server. With the enhanced virtual assistance of AR as a bridge of physical and virtual world, remote experts can help to speed up the process of resolving issues or possible failures.

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Conclusion
Combining 5G and AR with AI, advanced control in manufacturing can be accomplished through the new positioning Edge AI Server. Furthermore, the server can be applied as 5G Open RAN hardware like CU/DU. All these new technologies make extraordinary smart manufacturing possible for a better life.

 

To know more about the reliable fanless platform, Edge AI server, and CU/DU in 5G Open RAN for smart manufacturing, please don’t hesitate to contact AEWIN sales!
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