The logic of a small machine fits on one printed page and has not changed in ten years. The bill of materials changes...
"Artificial intelligence only writes toy examples": it is the most common objection, and it is fair. So we gave it...
There is a press from 1998 in the corner of the shop floor: it works perfectly and has no idea what Industry 4.0 is....
A photocell, a belt, a red lamp. Until recently, turning that description into a working program took a skilled...
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The logic of a small machine fits on one printed page and has not changed in ten years. The bill of materials changes every year: licences, subscriptions, modules. Everybody asks what happens to the program they already have — and today the answer is that you paste it into an artificial intelligence.
"Artificial intelligence only writes toy examples": it is the most common objection, and it is fair. So we gave it the least toy-like task in automation — filtering inputs, recognising an abnormal condition that persists, and reporting it credibly — and looked at what came out.
There is a press from 1998 in the corner of the shop floor: it works perfectly and has no idea what Industry 4.0 is. Nobody will scrap it, but somebody will have to make it talk to the company system — and will spend two days on register addresses and transmission timings. Here is how to delegate those two days to artificial intelligence, with a Modbus RS485 node on a GEVINO PLC.
A photocell, a belt, a red lamp. Until recently, turning that description into a working program took a skilled technician half a day: today it takes fifteen minutes, and the only thing written by hand is the sentence you have just read. We timed the test on a GEVINO PLC, from a request in plain English to a program ready to load.
