Bring AI and Industry 4.0 to the factory floor.
AI in Manufacturing and Industry 4.0 shows how machine learning is transforming production into the smart, connected factory. You learn to apply AI to the core problems of modern manufacturing: predictive maintenance that prevents downtime, computer-vision quality inspection that catches defects, and process optimisation that raises yield and cuts waste. The course sets these within the Industry 4.0 vision β sensors, IIoT, digital threads and data-driven operations β and the practicalities of deploying AI on the factory floor. You finish able to apply AI to a real manufacturing problem. A verified e-Certificate of competency and e-Marksheet from the Deep Science & Technology Consortium.
This course covers AI in manufacturing and Industry 4.0 β predictive maintenance, quality inspection, process optimisation and the smart, connected factory.
1. Build predictive-maintenance models for equipment.
2. Apply computer vision to quality inspection.
3. Optimise processes for yield and efficiency.
4. Work with IIoT and sensor data.
5. Connect AI to the Industry 4.0 factory.
β’ Manufacturing and process engineers
β’ Industrial data scientists
β’ Operations and quality professionals
β’ Students of smart manufacturing
β’ The ability to apply AI in manufacturing.
β’ A predictive-maintenance or inspection project.
β’ An Industry 4.0 operations perspective.
β’ A verified e-Certificate of competency and e-Marksheet from the Deep Science & Technology Consortium.
Introduction to Industry 4.0 and smart manufacturing β’ Evolution from conventional to intelligent production systems β’ Role of AI in industrial transformation β’ Core pillars: automation, connectivity, data, and intelligence
Industrial data sources (Sensors, PLCs, SCADA) β’ IoT-enabled systems and data acquisition frameworks β’ Data integration and communication frameworks β’ Challenges in industrial data quality and real-time monitoring
Fundamentals of AI, ML, and Deep Learning in industry β’ Supervised, unsupervised, and reinforcement learning β’ Classification, regression, and anomaly detection β’ Model performance evaluation in manufacturing
Principles of predictive maintenance and asset health β’ Sensor-driven fault detection and failure prediction β’ AI models for maintenance planning and downtime reduction β’ Applications in machinery and equipment systems
Computer vision in inspection and defect detection β’ Visual quality assurance and deep learning analysis β’ Automated quality control in production environments
AI-driven process optimization and production planning β’ Resource allocation, scheduling, and throughput enhancement β’ Intelligent robotics and human-machine collaboration (Cobots)
Introduction to digital twins and edge computing β’ Real-time industrial AI and cloud-edge integration β’ Challenges: Scalability, latency, and cybersecurity
Case studies in predictive maintenance and quality inspection β’ Smart factory examples and workflow optimization β’ Future trends: Generative AI and sustainable manufacturing
| Parameter | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Covered Tool / Platform | Additive Manufacturing |
| Covered Tool / Platform | AI in Manufacturing |
| Covered Tool / Platform | AI-Driven Innovation |
| Covered Tool / Platform | Autonomous Robots |
| Covered Tool / Platform | Cyber-Physical Systems |
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