Fog in the Smart Factory: Optimizing Production for Perishable Goods Manufacturing

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Fog in the Smart Factory: Optimizing Production for Perishable Goods Manufacturing

Posted July 19, 2018 | Leadership | Technology | Amplify

This article illustrates how fog computing can reduce waste, improve product quality and consistency, and create a digital twin of difficult-to-replicate processes through a hypothetical example of a craft brewery.

About The Author

Ken Hatano

Ken Hatano is Chief Specialist in the Deep Learning Technology Department of the IoT Technology Center at Toshiba Corporation’s Industrial ICT Solutions Company. He focuses on strategic alliances by exploring partnerships to better leverage Toshiba’s IoT solutions and deep learning technology. Mr. Hatano serves on the OpenFog Consortium Japan Regional Committee and the Software Infrastructure Working Group. He has extensive ICT (information and… Read More

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Fog in the Smart Factory: Optimizing Production for Perishable Goods Manufacturing

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