European manufacturers WANT AI but lack know-how (43% not using it). Yet, 79% expect big efficiency gains in 5 years. Report by MakerVerse.
Berlin — MakerVerse.com, the platform for on-demand manufacturing, released a new survey revealing a significant gap between AI’s potential and its current utilization in European manufacturing operations.
The 2024 AI in European Manufacturing Report sheds light on the current adoption rates, benefits, and future expectations of artificial intelligence (AI) in manufacturing. The report reveals that most European manufacturers have high hopes for AI, but fail to implement the technology.
The survey of more than 50 European manufacturing professionals shows that a mere 5% of European manufacturers have “extensively” integrated AI technologies into their manufacturing processes, with 43% not using AI at all. However, this also presents a promising opportunity for the industry to harness the power of AI.
“While the interest and strategic importance of AI remains high, the actual implementation is lagging, highlighting a significant opportunity for growth and innovation in manufacturing,” says Dr. Markus Seibold, CEO of MakerVerse.
The survey further explores the reasons behind this slow adoption, with many manufacturers pointing to challenges such as a lack of expertise and high initial investment costs.
Looking ahead, European manufacturers are optimistic about the role of AI in enhancing operational efficiency. 79% of respondents anticipate AI will greatly help improve efficiency within the next five years.
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https://www.makerverse.com/resources/ebooks/download-the-2024-ai-in-european-manufacturing- report/
Contact for press inquiries:
Anthony Karge, Marketing Manager
E-Mail: press@makerverse.com
About MakerVerse
MakerVerse is the leading platform for sourcing industrial parts, providing instant access to a vetted supply chain and the full range of manufacturing technologies. With AI-powered quoting, order management, and fulfillment, MakerVerse helps with everything from initial prototypes to full-scale production. Investors include industry leaders Siemens Energy and ZEISS, and financial/venture capital investors, including 9.5 Ventures. The company was founded in 2022 and is headquartered in Berlin, Germany.
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