Data-driven operations are making Bosch’s Smart Factory increasingly efficient, agile and intelligent. A robust digital transformation strategy supports business performance, with advanced solutions unlocking new levels of success. At the same time, collaboration between people and intelligent machines is central to this evolution.
The automotive manufacturing industry is a cornerstone of Thailand’s economy, spanning Tier 1, 2, and 3 suppliers. With the government actively promoting digital transformation, the Smart Factory approach helps sustain Thailand’s competitive edge in exports, enhances workforce skills, and reinforces its position as a sustainable automotive hub
Speaking at the recent Future Mobility Thailand exhibition, hosted by the Thai Auto-Parts Manufacturers Association (TAPMA), Dr. Brown highlighted the critical role of digital solutions in modern manufacturing.
Panel discussion: Smart Factories in the Digital Era
“Manufacturing and industrial technologies are the core of our business. As we look to the future, these technologies must evolve to meet rising demands and stricter quality standards,” he said. “That’s why we continuously enhance production efficiency, productivity, and flexibility while ensuring our operations remain sustainable.”
The Hemaraj plant, located within WHA’s Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC), stands as Bosch’s smart factory lighthouse in Thailand. It also functions as an R&D hub for power solutions, strengthening the company’s innovation pipeline.
Esteemed panelists
Digital transformation in manufacturing involves integrating technologies and data throughout the value chain to optimise processes, boost efficiency, and enhance customer satisfaction—leading to increased competitiveness and profitability.
Dr. Brown added that people remain at the heart of manufacturing’s future.
“Investing in digital competence and partnering with capable organisations are essential to gaining new insights and achieving speed in transformation,” he noted.