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EPISODE · Aug 7, 2025 · 4 MIN

Episode 1: The GreenOps Shift — How AI and Automation Drive Sustainable Manufacturing

from Beyond the Control Room: AI, Automation & The Future of Manufacturing · host Ankur Pancholi

In this debut episode of Beyond the Control Room, we reimagine PLCs and DCSs as GreenOps sustainability engines — calculating CO₂, water, and energy per unit in real time, predicting impact before it happens. Step into a cement plant where invisible emissions rise unnoticed… and discover how AI co‑pilots, offline digital twins, and edge historians could transform manufacturing, energy efficiency, and ESG compliance forever. From steel mills to pharma, this is a future that’s realistic — but not here yet.industrial automation, AI in manufacturing, sustainable manufacturing, edge computing, ESG compliance, PLC, DCS, industrial AI, predictive analytics, GreenOps, digital twin, Industry 4.0#️⃣ Hashtags: #IndustrialAutomation #AIinManufacturing #Sustainability #GreenOps #DigitalTwin #EdgeComputing #Industry40 #ManufacturingInnovation #ESG #SmartFactory

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