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Turn the factory floor into a connected, measurable, continuously improving system.
Industry 4.0 on the plant floor — MES, automation, OEE and connected operations.
Overview
What Digital Manufacturing Services covers
DTIA helps manufacturers move from paper and spreadsheets to a digitally instrumented shop floor: machine connectivity, real-time production visibility, quality analytics and automation — sequenced so each step pays for the next.
Industry Challenges
What we hear on the ground
- No real-time view of production, downtime or OEE
- Quality issues found late, at inspection instead of at source
- Manual data entry that is slow, partial and hard to trust
- Automation projects that stall without a clear roadmap
- Skills gap between existing operators and new systems
DTIA Solutions
What we put in place
- Machine connectivity and IIoT gateways for legacy and modern equipment
- Manufacturing Execution System (MES) and real-time production dashboards
- OEE, downtime and quality analytics with root-cause workflows
- Cell-level automation and cobot integration where ROI is clear
- Operator upskilling delivered with Gram Tarang Technologies
Process Flow
How an engagement runs
- Step 01
Digital maturity assessment
Baseline equipment, data, processes and skills across the plant.
- Step 02
Roadmap & business case
Prioritise use cases by ROI and feasibility; define KRAs.
- Step 03
Pilot line
Instrument one line or cell end-to-end and prove the numbers.
- Step 04
Scale-out
Roll the validated stack across lines and sites.
- Step 05
Sustain
Analytics-led continuous improvement and operator ownership.
Benefits
What changes for you
- Higher OEE and throughput from visible, actioned losses
- Lower scrap and rework via in-process quality signals
- Faster, evidence-based decisions on the floor
- A trained workforce that owns the new systems
Real Project Gallery
From the labs and the field
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Video Gallery
Watch it explained
Inside the CUTM Industry 4.0 lab
Industry 4.0FAQs
Common questions
No. We connect existing equipment with IIoT gateways first and only recommend new capex where the ROI is clear.
A single line or cell pilot is usually 8–12 weeks from assessment to validated dashboards.
Your team. Operator and supervisor upskilling is part of every engagement.
Put Digital Manufacturing Services in action
Scope this service against your context, KRAs and a performance-linked commercial model.