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1. Top 11 Manufacturing Trends for 2025 [email protected] Dept of Mechanical and Design IIT K 8/6/2025 https://www.advancedtech.com/blog/manufacturing-trends/

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4. Top 10 manufacturing innovations With production demands growing, businesses are developing new manufacturing technology. Artificial Intelligence 2. Quantum Computing – qubits – IBM and google IoT – Smart home, Amazon Echo Programming languages – Python replaced COBOL 3d printing AR/VR 5G – smart facilities – reduces latency Robotics – cobots Cloud computing – things like data storage, processing and entire server on cloud Wearable and nearable technologies Big Data Cyber security 8/6/2025 https://www.advancedtech.com/blog/manufacturing-trends/

5. 3D printing 8/6/2025 https://www.advancedtech.com/blog/manufacturing-trends/

6. Contemporary and Contextual Manufacturing is continuously striving Improve processes Identity efficiencies Driven by Technological advances Market place needs Objectives of the business 8/6/2025 https://www.advancedtech.com/blog/manufacturing-trends/ The immediate future of the manufacturing industry, global supply chains continue to experience disruptions and automation is always making incremental moves forward, meaning that some of these trends will carry over — but there are brand-new challenges and opportunities ahead. From business agility to sustainability and the realities of adapting to what may be a “new normal,” the industrial manufacturing trends that may define 2025 are, in many ways, a response to the unique challenges of recent years. The ongoing march of technology, connectivity and automation enhancements is poised to continue solving problems and presenting unprecedented opportunities as well.

7. 1. The continued rise of smart factories taking advantage of the full potential of data analytics and communication between machinery and central monitoring tools. For several reasons: As older equipment continues to be phased out, newer machines come equipped with onboard sensors and monitoring tools. Manufacturers will be increasingly motivated to  implement smart technology  in order to keep pace with competitors who are seeing the benefits of the same. New developments in Industry 4.0 including enhanced machine learning capabilities and integrated systems for real-time data analytics are making it possible for manufacturers to make strides in terms of predictive maintenance and process optimization.   8/6/2025 https://www.advancedtech.com/blog/manufacturing-trends/

8. 2. Increased focus on sustainability and carbon neutrality As ESG — environmental, social and governance — issues become more of a concern for manufacturers, the importance of sustainable manufacturing processes and pursuit of carbon-neutral practices will become more prominent.  At the same time, there is a growing interest in carbon capture technology and the ongoing integration of renewable energy in factory spaces. These are expected to drive even further advancements in sustainability for manufacturers.  8/6/2025 https://www.advancedtech.com/blog/manufacturing-trends/

9. 3. Artificial intelligence and virtual processes Technologies such as digital twins, machine learning, AI (artificial intelligence), AR and VR (augmented reality and virtual reality) are helping manufacturers become more effective and efficient by enabling remote monitoring, servicing and equipment operation — all without the need to be on-site. With communication approaching real-time, and the computing power to make it truly seem like the operator is in the room with the machine, virtual and remote operation is in keeping with other recent trends in manufacturing technology that enable access, flexibility and safety 8/6/2025 https://www.advancedtech.com/blog/manufacturing-trends/

10. AI The widespread use of  AR and VR in manufacturing  is expected to make such facilities a more common element of many manufacturers’ operations. It’s expected that 2025 could see a leap forward in so-called “cognitive automation,” which uses advanced AI to optimize automation on the fly based on machine learning algorithms.  8/6/2025 https://www.advancedtech.com/blog/manufacturing-trends/

11. 4. Data-driven maintenance as a margin enhancer Sensors, remote monitoring, connected devices and the Internet of Things (IOT)  have appeared on lists of digital trends in the manufacturing industry On one hand, sensors continue to become more commonplace, communications are even faster and more reliable, and manufacturers are innovating more effective ways to use data to drive predictive maintenance. More effective, efficient maintenance is crucial given the financial hardship that many facilities faced in the last few years and may continue to face in the near future. Since  predictive maintenance  can vastly reduce unplanned downtime, creating material cost savings is now more important than ever. 8/6/2025 https://www.advancedtech.com/blog/manufacturing-trends/

12. 4. Data-driven maintenance as a margin enhancer The  emergence of 5G networks  now gives manufacturers the bandwidth and speed necessary to deliver more information from devices to the central server. Armed with this knowledge, it’s possible for them to do even more to prevent costly downtime. 8/6/2025 https://www.advancedtech.com/blog/manufacturing-trends/

13. 5. Supply chain reassessment The supply chain continues to hold a prominent position as an area for continuous monitoring, management, and improvement, with facilities seeking creative ways to add flexibility and reliability while also retaining value. Data is one such means, with  data-driven inventory management  as an effective way to identify previously unknown supply chain efficiencies. 8/6/2025 https://www.advancedtech.com/blog/manufacturing-trends/

14. 6. Changing focus from B2B to B2C Advancements in new manufacturing technology and supply chain strategies are making it possible for many manufacturers to reconsider their relationships with consumers. Rather than relying on retailers or distributors to serve as the middleman, many manufacturing companies today are selling their products directly to the consumer through e-commerce platforms and other methods. 8/6/2025 https://www.advancedtech.com/blog/manufacturing-trends/

15. 7. The ongoing importance — and permanence — of reshoring 8/6/2025 https://www.advancedtech.com/blog/manufacturing-trends/

16. The ongoing importance — and permanence — of reshoring reshoring is settling in as a more feasible and necessary supply chain solution, evolving beyond a response to a temporary challenge to become a more conventional way of operating. Ongoing geopolitical shifts further underscores the need for reshoring as a strategy in the near future. 8/6/2025 https://www.advancedtech.com/blog/manufacturing-trends/

17. 8. Employee safety and health the adoption of new ways of monitoring and maintaining employee health that are as important for your workforce as they are for your business. Some facilities are choosing to employ more advanced equipment to monitor employee locations, movement and even temperatures to track injury risk and illnesses. Wearable devices backed by AI-enabled analysis are expected to give manufacturers even more insights into the safety of their employees in the years to come.  8/6/2025 https://www.advancedtech.com/blog/manufacturing-trends/

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19. 9. 3D printing and additive manufacturing 8/6/2025 https://www.advancedtech.com/blog/manufacturing-trends/

20. 10. Meeting increased demand with a decreased labor Concerns about the labor force combined with existing industrial industry trends in the landscape means that manufacturing companies must be more efficient and nimbler than ever in addressing the skills gap and labor shortages. This requires a top-to-bottom evaluation of all production processes, identifying ways to increase efficiency and support the workforce while bridging the skills gap and providing cutting-edge technical training to meet today’s needs. 8/6/2025 https://www.advancedtech.com/blog/manufacturing-trends/

21. 11. Cybersecurity in manufacturing  As IIoT technology continues to gain footholds in the manufacturing sector, there will be an increased emphasis on protecting the data used by these systems. Cyberthreats targeting industrial control systems and operational technology networks are on the rise, and security measures have to take a step forward in kind. Some of the tools manufacturers are expected to use in the coming years include zero-trust architecture, AI-driven threat detection and advanced encryption.   8/6/2025 https://www.advancedtech.com/blog/manufacturing-trends/