With the exception of cars, TVs, boats and passenger jets, we tend to measure progress by how much smaller we can make our devices. But there’s an area of technology where evidence tells us that going big could be much better – that’s in the screens we increasingly use as an interface in our working life.

Last week Integra Systems was invited by NORTH Link’s Melbourne’s North Advanced Manufacturing Group to host a webinar about how Integra have implemented and advanced their manufacturing operations through Industry 4.0 practices.

To make Integra’s own Vision Real, CEO Paul Hughes talks about how industry 4.0 has brought all of the many varied aspects of their production process together in a new kind of synchronicity to meet the demands of the next generation in manufacturing.

Despite the added degree of difficulty imposed by COVID-19 in 2020, Integra Systems has seen the realisation of a three-year dream in finalising the use of 10 x 43-inch touchscreen kiosks across their offices and manufacturing facility.

Award-winning Australian design and advanced manufacturer, Integra Systems, recently released newly designed touchscreen kiosk hardware and technology created to facilitate other manufacturers in achieving digitisation and Industry 4.0 ambitions across their operations, known as the DigiSMART Collection.