2022-04-21 [Workshop] From legacy to digital factory using open source tools

Descripción El pasado jueves 21 de abril estuve en directo junto con Marc Pous en el Workshop: “From legacy to digital factory using open source tools”. En el Workshop profundizamos en una aplicación industrial de IoT para convertir el legado en fábricas digitales y, en su mayoría, utilizando herramientas de código abierto, como NodeRED, MQTT … Read more

Benefits of Industry 4.0

Keep this letter.
You may need it.
It is a kind of ode to Industry 4.0.
The dictionary of the Royal Spanish Academy defines an “ode” as a lyrical composition in stanzas of elevated tone, which generally praises something or someone.
If you are wondering what you need an ode for, I simply ask you to keep this letter to yourself.
Who knows if you will ever have to convince someone of the many advantages of Industry 4.0.
Then it will be time to use it.

Beneficios de la Industria 4.0

Guárdate esta carta.
Puede que la necesites.
Se trata de una especie de oda a la Industria 4.0.
El diccionario de la Real Academia Española define la “oda” como una composición lírica en estrofas de tono elevado, que generalmente ensalza algo o a alguien.
Si te estás preguntando para qué vas a necesitar tu una oda, te pido, simplemente, que te guardes esta carta.
Quien sabe si, en alguna ocasión, tendrás que convencer a alguien de las muchísimas ventajas que ofrece la Industria 4.0.
Entonces, será el momento de utilizarla.

Why are we still programming with two stones?

In logic, we call premises the initial ideas of an argument, from which it is possible to reach a conclusion.
What happens is that when one of the premises is false, the conclusion will necessarily be false as well.
Imagine a structure like this, with two premises and a conclusion:
Premise 1: Programming with code is out of reach
Premise 2: To digitize our company, we have to program with code.
Conclusion: Digitising our business is not within our reach
I hope that by now you have realized that this is a false conclusion based on a false premise (the first one).

¿Por qué seguimos programando con dos piedras?

En lógica, llamamos premisas a las ideas iniciales de un argumento, a partir de las cuales es posible llegar a una conclusión.
Lo que sucede es que cuando alguna de las premisas es falsa, necesariamente la conclusión también lo será.
Imaginemos una estructura como esta, con dos premisas y una conclusión:
Premisa 1: Programar con código no está a nuestro alcance
Premisa 2: Para digitalizar nuestra empresa hay que programar con código
Conclusión: Digitalizar nuestra empresa no está a nuestro alcance
Espero que a estas alturas te hayas percatado que se trata de una conclusión falsa que parte de una premisa (la primera) también falsa.

Industry 4.0 reference technologies

If you’ve ever been to Rome, you’re sure to have noticed the Pantheon.
The first time I saw it, I was amazed. The grandeur and splendor with which this 2nd-century building stands among the shopping streets of the Italian capital left me speechless.
What struck me most were its columns. If you stand directly in front of it, you will be amazed by the 8 columns that support the frontispiece. Without them, the frontispiece would not stand, nor would it make any sense.
At this point, you may be wondering if we are doing a history lesson.
Not exactly.
And as I guess you can imagine, all this talk about the Pantheon has something to do with Industry 4.0.

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