Whether you want to accelerate the adoption of Industry 4.0 processes, or optimise manufacturing productivity, you can work with partners such as the A*STAR Singapore Institute of Manufacturing Technology (A*SIMTech), The Model Factory at the Advanced Remanufacturing and Technology Centre (ARTC), and the A*STAR National Metrology Centre. 

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Set up your own smart factory with support from a suite of automation, robotics and IoT solutions. Tap Makino's additive manufacturing prototyping and consultancy services at their Centre of Excellence, or learn about the latest Industry 4.0 technologies from DMG Mori.

Companies like Shimano and Hyundai Motor Group are part of Jurong Innovation District's advanced manufacturing ecosystem. Their facilities demonstrate practical applications of Industry 4.0 technologies. 

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If you’re not quite sure how to begin your Industry 4.0 journey, take a diagnostic assessment to measure your business readiness for transformation. Through networking sessions and community events, connect with industry experts who can create strategies and roadmaps you need to reach your goal.

The Hyundai Motor Group Innovation Centre Singapore (HMGICS) drives future mobility innovation through its smart urban mobility hub, combining cell-based production with digital twin technology. The facility integrates human expertise, robotics, and AI while developing local talent and research partnerships.

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Designed by Safdie Architects and Surbana Jurong, the SJ Campus is the global headquarters of Surbana Jurong Group and serves as the nerve centre for innovation in the built environment. Situated within CleanTech Park, the campus is built with sustainability in mind and seamlessly integrates its environment with The Potter's Garden (formerly Jurong Eco-Garden).

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Shimano's Intelligent Manufacturing Plant uses digitalisation and real-time monitoring to refine and improve production. By incorporating robots and autonomous guided vehicles Shimano is increasing employee productivity and reducing reliance on labour.

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Makino's Additive Manufacturing Centre of Excellence in Jurong Innovation District offers consultancy and prototyping services to help businesses bridge the gap between applying advanced manufacturing processes and deploying them in actual production.

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Built and designed by Singapore-based fuel cell solutions specialist Spectronik, the first hydrogen-powered light commercial vehicle in Singapore is undergoing a trial to certify safety and road performances. With a range of 500km and the ability to be refuelled rapidly within five minutes, the vehicle presents an environmentally friendly transport and logistics solution. 

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