Mar 22, 2022
Some of the most interesting new developments in pulp and paper involve the evolution of industry 4.0 and digitalization. While each news story about the mill of the future builds excitement, it also adds to the amount of information piling up for decision makers to sift through and understand.
The need to modernize outdated systems, reduce environmental impacts and continually optimize performance are just some of the factors driving interest in the topic. Additionally, the tight labor market and changing workforce have forced mills to re-evaluate their plans and activate new ways of working in the future.
But what does this all mean for the future, and what does the push toward the autonomous mill actually look like? Join Valmet for an interview-style webinar on autonomous mills as part of a new webinar series that looks at the big issues facing pulp, paper and tissue producers in North America.
Click HERE to view this webinar.
On Wednesday, March 30, 2022, our moderated panel of experts (David Eapen, Ryan Long and Seyhan Nuyan) answered your questions and helped you:
A departure from previous webinars, the autonomous mill webinar was focused entirely on questions we received before and during the webinar. A brief overview of some of the terms used in this webinar follows...
Valmet uses this term to show extensive OEM expertise and knowledge specific to the board, paper and tissue industries to serve its customers with digitization services including advanced monitoring and prediction applications.
A subset of IoT, this term was coined by General Electric. The focus is enhancing the productivity and reliability of communication and control in mission critical applications.
This is the use of cyber-physical systems to enhance and automate value chains in manufacturing companies. It takes the idea of Industrial Internet further to a computerization of the manufacturing industry, and includes concepts such as 3D-printing and augmented reality.
Is full mill autonomy possible? Valmet has decades of experience assisting mills on the path toward autonomy. Where is your mill in this progression?
Valmet's framework for autonomous operations with data driven solutions and across-value-chain collaboration
For more information on acheiving full autonomy at your mill, watch the webinar and contact your Valmet representative.