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Over the past decade, most factories across developed parts of the worldemploy a varying amount of the manufacturing technologies including autonomousrobots, RFID (radio frequency identification) technology, NCs (numericallycontrolled machines), wireless sensor networks embedded with specializedcomputerized softwares for sophisticated product designs, engineering analysis,and remote control of machinery, etc. The ultimate aim of these all dramaticdevelopments in manufacturing sector is thus to achieve aspects such as shorterinnovation / product life cycles and raising overall productivity viaefficiently handling complex interactions among the various stages (functions,departments) of a production line. The notion, Factory of the Future, is anunpredictable heaven of efficaciousness, wherein, issues such as the flaws anddowntime would be issues of the long forgotten age. This technical note thusprovides an overview of this awesome revolution waiting to be soon realized inthe manufacturing sector.

ICT Convergence in Internet of Things - The Birth of Smart Factories (A Technical Note)