AI in Practice – Robotics and Manufacturing

Why AI is becoming more important for manufacturing and robotics

ITQ supports companies in the application of artificial intelligence in robotics and manufacturing. Modern manufacturing systems generate large volumes of data from sensors, machine control systems, image processing systems and quality control processes. AI makes it possible to analyse this data in a targeted manner and use it to make intelligent decisions within the manufacturing process.

What is crucial here is not only the development of algorithms, but also the integration of AI into existing systems. This gives rise to solutions that improve production processes, enhance quality and enable systems to adapt flexibly to new requirements – both in engineering and during ongoing operations. These include AI-based image processing and adaptive robotics solutions that enable flexible and autonomous production.

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M.Sc. Marius Beller

Software Engineer

„AI is not an end in itself, but a tool for making processes more transparent and optimising them in a targeted manner.“

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Untapped potential for optimisation

Many companies have large amounts of production and machine data at their disposal, but this data is not being put to specific use.

This is precisely where AI comes into play: data is analysed in a structured manner and integrated into existing systems in a targeted way. This also includes the analysis of live image data for quality control, as well as the use of AI to make production processes more flexible. This makes it possible to improve processes, enhance quality and make data-driven decisions.

AI in Manufacturing & Robotics

Typical challenges within a company:

Only through the structured integration of AI into existing systems can sustainable added value be achieved in production.

Services relating to AI in manufacturing and robotics

ITQ supports companies in the development and integration of AI-based applications for robotics and production systems – from data analysis through to implementation in engineering and day-to-day operations.

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Technological expertise

Approach to AI projects in robotics and manufacturing

The successful deployment of artificial intelligence in industrial applications requires a structured approach. ITQ combines data-driven methods with engineering expertise to integrate AI into production and robotics systems in a targeted and sustainable manner.

Project phases

Analysis of use cases

Identifying suitable applications for AI within robotics and production systems, e.g. for quality control or flexible manufacturing.

Analysis and processing of the data

Analysis of existing production and sensor data as a basis for AI models.

Development of AI models

Training and validation of machine learning algorithms to solve specific tasks.

Integration into existing systems

Integration of AI models into machines, production software or automation systems.

Optimisation & Further Development

Continuous improvement of the models and adaptation to new data and requirements.

AI in manufacturing: real-world examples

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Sector: Industrial automation, Logistics, Mechanical Engineering, Robotics

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Further ITQ solutions

The services described form part of ITQ’s comprehensive service portfolio. ITQ combines technological expertise, a methodical approach and a deep understanding of processes to deliver sustainable solutions throughout the entire life cycle.

FAQs – AI in manufacturing

What does the use of AI in an industrial setting mean?
Applied AI refers to the use of artificial intelligence to solve specific technical problems in machinery, plant and software.
Typical applications include data analysis, predictive maintenance, process optimisation and intelligent control systems.
When large volumes of data are available, or when complex patterns need to be identified and utilised.
Data quality, integration with existing systems and the traceability of decisions.
AI is based on data-driven models, whilst traditional software operates on a rule-based system.
ITQ develops practical AI solutions and integrates them into existing systems and processes.