AI+ Manufacturing Practitioner™

Price
Net: 397,00 €
VAT: 75,43 €

Price
Net: 397,00 €
VAT: 75,43 €

Price
Net: 397,00 €
VAT: 75,43 €

Price
Net: 397,00 €
VAT: 75,43 €

Price
Net: 397,00 €
VAT: 75,43 €

Price
Net: 397,00 €
VAT: 75,43 €

Price
Net: 397,00 €
VAT: 75,43 €

Price
Net: 397,00 €
VAT: 75,43 €

Price
Net: 397,00 €
VAT: 75,43 €

Price
Net: 397,00 €
VAT: 75,43 €

Price
Net: 397,00 €
VAT: 75,43 €

Price
Net: 397,00 €
VAT: 75,43 €

Duration
1 day

For companies and job seekers:
this course is 100% fundable!
 

Location

Course Language
English

Training Solutions
WalkIn®

When machines break down unexpectedly or quality issues are detected too late, AI can make critical data available sooner. AI+ Manufacturing Practitioner combines artificial intelligence with smart manufacturing, production, maintenance, and quality management.

Key Topics

  • Predictive Maintenance and Equipment Monitoring
  • Computer Vision for Quality Inspection and Defect Detection
  • Production Data, Sensors, and Manufacturing Analytics
  • MES, SCADA, and ERP Integration
  • Process Optimization and Intelligent Automation
  • Responsible AI, Cybersecurity, and ROI

Prerequisites
Basic knowledge of manufacturing processes as well as a foundational understanding of AI, machine learning, and automation. Knowledge of industrial data and systems is beneficial.

Target Audience
Professionals in production, engineering, maintenance, quality, IT/OT, data analysis, and production management.

AI thus evolves from an abstract technological concept into a concrete tool for more reliable equipment, better quality, and data-driven decisions in manufacturing.

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Course Content
  • Fundamentals of AI in Manufacturing
  • AI Across the Entire Plant
  • The Human and Business Context of AI Implementation
  • Use Cases
  • Case Studies
  • Hands-On Exercises
  • Image Processing AI in Manufacturing
  • AI for Maintenance and Reliability
  • Operational AI in Manufacturing
  • AI in Planning and Automation
  • Use Cases
  • Case Studies
  • Hands-On Exercise
  • Types of Manufacturing Data
  • Data Availability Requirements
  • Common Challenges with Data Availability
  • Use Cases
  • Case Studies
  • Hands-On Exercise: Creating a Manufacturing KPI Dashboard with Looker Studio
  • Implementation Approaches for Industrial AI
  • Design of AI Systems
  • Integration and Solution Evaluation
  • Use Cases
  • Case Studies
  • Hands-On Exercise: Exercise on Visualizing AI System Architecture Using Miro or draw.io
  • Identifying and Prioritizing AI Opportunities
  • Designing pilot projects and proofs of concept
  • Measuring and Scaling the Impact of AI
  • Practical constraints on implementation
  • Use Cases
  • Case Studies
  • Hands-on exercise: Workshop on AI pilot projects and implementation roadmaps using Miro
  • Responsible AI in Industrial Operations
  • Governance and Data Accountability
  • Security and Safety Risks
  • Human Oversight and Escalation
  • Use Cases
  • Case Studies
  • Hands-On Exercise: AI Risks and Governance Checklist Using Google Sheets
  • Failures in AI Projects in the Manufacturing Industry
  • Patterns of Success in AI Implementation
  • ROI Frameworks for AI in the Manufacturing Industry
  • Industry Comparison
  • Use Cases
  • Case Studies
  • Hands-On Exercise: Estimating AI ROI and Tracking Benefits
  • New Developments in AI for Manufacturing
  • Digital Twins and Smart Monitoring
  • Generative AI in Manufacturing
  • Outlook on Future Adoption
  • Use Cases
  • Case Studies
  • Practical Guide: Creating a Roadmap for AI Adoption
  • Problem Definition and Scope
  • Selection of AI use cases and assessment of implementation readiness
  • Evaluation of solutions and development of a roadmap
  • Business Benefits and Communication
  • Key Focus Areas of the Final Project

Frequently Asked Questions

  • AI analyzes machine, sensor, and production data and reveals correlations more quickly. Typical applications include predictive maintenance, quality inspection, process optimization, demand planning, and intelligent automation.
  • It is suitable for areas such as production, maintenance, quality management, process optimization, supply chain, IT/OT, automation, and data analysis. The content is also relevant for tasks related to smart manufacturing and digital transformation.
  • The focus is on computer vision, predictive maintenance, plant monitoring, production analysis, process optimization, demand forecasting, and intelligent automation. These topics are complemented by generative AI and digital twins.
  • Predictive maintenance uses machine and sensor data to detect anomalies and potential failures early on. This allows maintenance activities to be planned more effectively and helps reduce unplanned downtime.
  • AI can analyze images, sensor data, and process values to automatically detect errors and deviations. Computer vision, for example, enables image-based quality inspection directly within the production process.
  • The suite of tools includes, among others, Tableau, Qlik Sense, Lucidchart, PTC ThingWorx, C3 AI, Augury, Cognex VisionPro, UiPath, and Sight Machine. Hands-on exercises also cover tools for dashboards, architecture, and planning.
  • AI enhances connected production with intelligent analysis, forecasts, and automated decisions. This makes it possible to monitor machine conditions, optimize processes, and control digital production environments based on data.

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