Collaboration Must Sit At the Heart of Manufacturing’s Multi-Agentic AI Approach. Here’s How.

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2026-09-21
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AI Agents

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Most, if not all, large-scale manufacturers are juggling a plethora of systems in their digital backbones. Often, these will all be operating at once on the shop floor: a predictive maintenance agent watches vibration sensors for safety patterns, a vision-based quality control agent flags product defects and a scheduling agent juggles changeovers as an inventory agent keeps a tab on procurement. Each has a clear operative task, but more often than not, these systems are not talking to one…

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Most, if not all, large-scale manufacturers are juggling a plethora of systems in their digital backbones. Often, these will all be operating at once on the shop floor: a predictive maintenance agent watches vibration sensors for safety patterns, a vision-based quality control agent flags product defects and a scheduling agent juggles changeovers as an inventory agent keeps a tab on procurement. Each has a clear operative task, but more often than not, these systems are not talking to one…

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