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As it is said to be the "cliff of 2025," digital transformation has become an urgent issue for the manufacturing industry. As emerging countries pursue quality and cost, you feel the rigors of Japan at the factory. I'm already wondering, "Is Japanese quality really good?" (Maybe it's just our factory!). However, it is clear that Japan needs to manufacture high value-added products for Japan, where the population is declining, and I think AI / IoT in particular is a major touchstone. I would like to convey the feeling of the site from the person who is in charge of AI / IoT (smiley w) at one maker.
I would like to say the following three points. ・ It is useless to create an AI / IoT promotion section only in the headquarters organization ・ Shopping alone is not enough, it is necessary to raise the overall programming level ・ Existing IT personnel may become obstacles
Many large companies set up specialized departments for AI / IoT in a headquarters organization that is separate from the factory. I think this is a pattern that will not work if it is made only at the headquarters. I think that what is important in utilizing AI is high-quality data and software customized for the site. In that respect, I think it is extremely difficult for people at the headquarters to collect new data without knowing the existing data of the factory. In addition, even if they start collecting new data, they cannot deal with the troubles that occur every day immediately and leave it to the factory. Headquarters "I can't analyze because good data doesn't come up" Factory "I don't think it's hard to get data!" Is likely to be. After all, it is not enough to set up a promotion group only at the headquarters, and it is necessary to have a main team in charge at the factory. I think it's good to set up a group at the headquarters, but I think it's impossible for the headquarters alone to work.
I think there are many things that are often done by shopping. It's Tableau, it's DataRobot, and it's a pattern that I'm satisfied with "I'm doing AI / IoT" by shopping expensively such as DataSpider and SensorCorpus. I think this is really a waste in the sense that you can't master it. It needs to be customized to be used in daily manufacturing, and you have to write your own code somewhere. I think you can buy a tool or lose one hand without understanding this need.
I want to say this the best of the three. It's been almost 30 years since the factory was built during the bubble era. Our factory is about that, but what is common in these factories is the legacy of the system. For example, my factory uses Oracle, but when I connect to the database with SQL, I get angry. Existing IT staff "What if I connect and become unstable?" "..." Why do you want to connect to Oracle with a command and issue a select statement with SQL to get angry (you get the data by clicking with the GUI software 30 years ago). .. AI development is unreasonable in such a state. Even if I only issue the select statement after a rush, if there is something, all the new code will be made into a scapegoat, so it's a daily affair. I'm full of apologies for writing a bat file that connects to Oracle, but I'm afraid. .. You're doing something wrong! ?? In addition, the bad news is that the knowledge of existing personnel is a generation ago. Even if you have a problem and explain "I don't understand Python !!" I completely lose my motivation.
Based on the above, the necessary measures I think to utilize AI / IoT in the manufacturing industry are listed below.
→ The headquarters is very helpful. But I think the factory also needs a team.
→ This is tight. To be clear, I'm tired. To avoid trouble, it would be ideal if the data line, database, and server were completely separated for AI / IoT. The database is set up with MySQL, the server can be managed with a personal computer using GCP and AWS, and the data line is also divided by the second ether. Even so, if there is a lot of data traffic and other software is said to have stopped, I laugh in my heart and cry.
Everyone needs an understanding of programming. It's hard to take root among people who don't think they're involved, but I think the staff needs some understanding. I think it would be good to have students study under the name of "a tool that automates fixed procedures."
I think it would be great if I could master AI / IoT, but there are many issues in the Japanese manufacturing industry. It's old and sticks to something. .. It's easy to remake it from the factory! What? Ah, emerging countries have already won. ... No no! !!
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