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In this episode, we talk about a quiet problem many factories are facing right now: valuable shop-floor knowledge walking out the door. As experienced operators retire or move on, a lot of practical know-how goes with them. We explore how AI and IIoT can help capture, share, and preserve that knowledge — not by replacing people, but by supporting the next generation. The discussion looks at real examples, like using data, context, and simple tools to document how work is actually done, not just how it’s written in procedures. It also touches on the limits, because not everything can or should be automated. It’s a thoughtful, human look at how technology can help keep experience alive on the shop floor. For deeper reading and more real-world insights, visit iiotblog.com.
By Henry CostaIn this episode, we talk about a quiet problem many factories are facing right now: valuable shop-floor knowledge walking out the door. As experienced operators retire or move on, a lot of practical know-how goes with them. We explore how AI and IIoT can help capture, share, and preserve that knowledge — not by replacing people, but by supporting the next generation. The discussion looks at real examples, like using data, context, and simple tools to document how work is actually done, not just how it’s written in procedures. It also touches on the limits, because not everything can or should be automated. It’s a thoughtful, human look at how technology can help keep experience alive on the shop floor. For deeper reading and more real-world insights, visit iiotblog.com.