Augury’s Artem Kroupenev was interviewed by Manufacturing Digital Magazine on how the current limitations around AI can be overcome to solve some of the world’s greatest problems. “It’s critical to ask the right questions.”
“Artem Kroupenev is the Vice President of Strategy at Augury, where he oversees what’s next for Augury’s Production Health AI solutions and ecosystem,” opens ‘Augury’s Artem Kroupenev on AI’s manufacturing potential’. “He’s passionate about building advanced technology-driven products that drive big leaps in value for customers and help transform industries.”
This interview with Artem was published in Manufacturing Digital Magazine – “the Digital Community for the global Manufacturing industry”. Here are some of key insights Artem shared during the interview:
- “The manufacturing industry is behind almost everything that’s useful in our lives, and now it’s on the cusp of unprecedented growth.”
- “AI is a powerful technology that has the potential to solve a lot of the world’s problems – but it will not solve every problem. Playing into this narrative often leads to unmet expectations and disappointed users.”
- “For the manufacturing industry specifically, though, AI is already driving major benefits in many areas of business – like helping to reduce production downtime, improve process efficiency, maximize yield, achieve sustainability goals, upskill workers, and so much more.”
- “Where we’re headed with AI in the future however, is having a co-pilot or a partner of sorts that can access and understand deep and wide topics across the industry and help people in manufacturing achieve their objectives in a much more informed and autonomous manner.”
- “The ability to quickly roll out an AI solution across 50+ factories, to get people trained and relying on AI as a natural part of their daily work process, is one of the biggest challenges Augury has been able to overcome in the last few years.”
- “For manufacturers to read through the AI marketing fluff that’s being pitched to them, it’s critical they ask the right questions.”
- “Look for AI solutions that solve critical use cases and that can be easily measured on business outcomes.”
Read the full interview about the future of AI in manufacturing.
