Powering Industrial AI and Digital Twin with Knowledge Graphs : João Dias-Ferreira - SCANIA
AI in ManufacturingShow Notes
Learn how Joao and and team are using Knowledge Graphs and IIoT to power Industrial AI and Digital Twin use cases at Scania.
Here’s the outline of our conversation: Core Challenges in Managing Industrial Data for Data‑Driven Manufacturing The Role of Ontologies and Knowledge Graphs in Advancing Industrial Data Interoperability and Analytics IIoT Data Integration and Standardization Approaches Semantic‑Modeling Best Practices for Scaling Value Creation Using Knowledge Graphs as Infrastructure for Digital Twins and Industrial AI Industrial AI Use Cases Powered by Knowledge Graphs The Real Business Value of Digital Twins in Manufacturing Building the Next-Gen Digital Twins with AI, LLMs, and Knowledge Graphs AI Agents, and MCP for Distributed Intelligence on Digital Twins Multi-Agent AI Systems for the Future of Manufacturing Digitalization
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