Expect automated packaging equipment to gain traction as pharmaceutical and ecommerce sectors expand post-COVID-19.

Intel will establish an AI incubator lab at Chandler-Gilbert Community College in Arizona, while Keysight has announced a student IoT challenge that will attempt to increase female participation in STEM activities.

How can we solve today’s manufacturing and packaging challenges, the likes of which we haven’t seen since the Great Depression? Here are some surprising ideas.

New product formats, accelerated automation, digitized data, sustainability, and growth of direct-to-consumer shipping are driving massive changes on packaging lines for pharmaceuticals.

From vision inspection to predictive maintenance and analytics, low-code AI may pave the future for manufacturing.

Automation helps manufacturers physically produce goods. AI takes automation further – into decision making.

For pharmaceutical’s most challenging-to-inspect container, you can ensure the quality of the devices and the formulations they deliver with help from the latest artificial intelligence (AI) technology.

Here’s how artificial intelligence (AI) technology for inspection systems can help safeguard the efficiency and profitability of your solid oral dose packaging line.

Sustainability and technology innovation were recurring themes in the packaging news stories of the year gone by.