Intelligent Data Networking for Efficient Production

Data for the digital factory EMO Hannover 2025 highlights smart data in manufacturing

2025-02-04 Source: VDW 5 min Reading Time

At EMO Hannover 2025, manufacturers will explore how intelligent data networking can drive efficiency, sustainability, and competitiveness in production. Companies such as Wenzel and Klingelnberg demonstrate how smart data use can optimize processes, reduce errors, and enhance predictive maintenance.

The closed loop between measuring machines and systems from the gearing specialist Klingelnberg optimises production. Measurements are regularly carried out on the precision measuring machines on workpieces that have just been manufactured, trend developments are determined and countermeasures are initiated.(Source: Klingelnberg) — The closed loop between measuring machines and systems from the gearing specialist Klingelnberg optimises production. Measurements are regularly carried out on the precision measuring machines on workpieces that have just been manufactured, trend developments are determined and countermeasures are initiated.
(Source: Klingelnberg)

The more intelligently a company uses data, the greater the profit. It is not only international software companies such as Google, Meta and Microsoft that know this, but also companies in the manufacturing industry. Smart data networking creates the greatest added value. For this reason, interface standards that ensure cross-manufacturer communication between machines and the smooth exchange of measurement results in the factory are increasingly coming into focus. How do you get the most out of the data? The answers to this key question will be provided at the EMO Hannover 2025 from September 22 to 26. At the world's leading trade fair for production technology, visitors can familiarize themselves with the latest trends in industrial production under the motto “Innovate Manufacturing”.

Each machine generates huge amounts of data. It used to be considered a by-product, but today it is an indispensable raw material that can be used to make production more efficient. In this way, manufacturing companies can secure a decisive competitive advantage even in times of a shortage of skilled labor and high international competitive pressure. Smart data utilization may also reduce emissions and increase the sustainability of production in order to meet increasing regulatory challenges.

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