Minas Gerais Emerges in the Global Market with the First Online Monitoring Center for Industrial Machines

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 21/02/2022 at 09:30

Updated on 21/02/2022 at 09:46

Sala de monitoramento remoto sob gestão da Icro Group. Fonte: Infomutus

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The Mining State Gains Notoriety in Real-Time Control/Monitoring of Machines and Equipment in the Global Industry

On last Friday (2/18), at 2 PM, the State of Minas Gerais became part of the select list of locations in the world with strong potential in industrial strategy and intelligence. The city of Alfenas was the chosen venue to host the Predictive Analysis Center (PAC) and ICRO Digital.

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The PAC will be the first Online Monitoring Center for Industrial Machines in Minas Gerais and will become an international reference by remotely managing, in real time, the performance of equipment. The strategy enables greater predictability against premature or unforeseen failures, increasing factory productivity and minimizing, even, the risks of accidents.

The technological innovation accompanies ICRO Digital, a startup incubated alongside NidusTec and the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Agency of UNIFAL-MG. The unit will also contribute to the technological and global positioning of the State as it will promote the alignment of manufacturing needs, related to the context of Industry 4.0, with the resources and structure of the University, including researchers, strengthening the focus on Research, Development & Innovation of high value-added technologies, using Artificial Intelligence for the generation of autonomous machines concerning maintenance and conservation decisions.

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Minas Gerais Emerges in the Global Market with the First Online Monitoring Center for Industrial Machines

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