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4th industrial revolution, Industrial Internet of Thing (IIoT) and smart manufacturing. At ST we call this trend

Smart Industry. We believe that it is a (r)evolution that builds on the many different technology advances

over the past decades but which will fundamentally change the way factories and workplaces function.

For us “Smart” means doing things more efciently, more exibly and in a more environmentally friendly

manner. It also means the manufacturing will be safer for people working there.

Introduction

To achieve this we see industrial infrastructure evolving in three directions:

With factories accounting for 40% of the

world's energy consumption, reducing their

motor control. This is implemented in the

factory by retrofitting existing machinery with

new inverters and power boards containing

the latest generation of ICs or silicon-

carbide power devices, leading to improved

efficiency, thermal management, size and

cost.

Machines are aware of the humans around

them and provide new interfaces such

allowing real-time monitoring and predictive

maintenance and repair. Products contain

the instructions for their manufacturing and

carry that information with them throughout

their lifecycle. This will be achieved through

the addition of local processing and sensor/

actuator capabilities through the factory and

connecting them in an efficient manner.

Machines are connected inside the factory

to the larger supply chain and to the cloud.

real-time analysis processes. And of course

all of these communications are secure. To

achieve this the existing industrial networking

standard are still valid, but more is needed

in modern factories improve cooperation

among machines so they can decide

where resources are needed and adapt the

workload to better serve critical processes.

This is done using fieldbus protocols with advanced Machine-to Machine M2M communication systems based on IO-Link and industrial wireless

networks.

Semiconductors are a key enabler behind this new Smart Industry, pervasive through the industrial infrastructure and behind the digital

intelligence that it makes possible throughout the entire supply chain. As a supplier with over 30 years’ experience in developing products

for factory automation and industrial applications, ST is playing a leadership role with its catalog of products that help make smart industry a

reality, today. Our goal is to provide products and solutions to support developers of the factory of tomorrow including product evaluation boards,

prototyping systems and online design tools.

This document is organized in three main parts, each of them focusing on the Smart Industry’s

targets to become:

• More efficient by improving performance at all points in power usage, from power

conversion and management to motion control

• More intelligent and aware through the use of sensors, MCUs and industrial IOs to collect