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Factory automation uses control systems, machines, sensors, robots and software to perform manufacturing operations with minimal manual intervention. It helps improve productivity, consistency, quality and workplace safety.

Factory automation generally focuses on discrete manufacturing activities such as assembly, packaging, material handling and machine operations. Process automation focuses on continuously controlling variables such as temperature, pressure, flow and level in industries such as chemicals, oil & gas, power and pharmaceuticals.

A PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) performs real-time control of machines and processes, while SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) provides monitoring, visualization, alarms and data collection. Together, they provide an important foundation for industrial automation.

Automation systems can continuously monitor equipment parameters such as temperature, vibration, current and operating status. By identifying abnormal conditions early, maintenance teams can take action before a minor issue develops into a major equipment failure.

Industry 4.0 connects automation systems with technologies such as Industrial IoT, cloud and edge computing, AI, robotics and advanced analytics. This allows manufacturers to collect and analyze real-time data, improve decision-making, optimize processes and move toward smarter, more connected factories.