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PROCESS CONTROL IN AUTOMATED MANUFACTURING THROUGH CLOUD COMPUTING SERVICES

Authors

  • Ergashev B.T

    Senior lecturer at the department of "Technological Processes and Automation of Production" at Bukhara state technical university.
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  • Ergasheva G.B.

    Assistant at the department of "Technological Processes and Automation of Production" at Bukhara state technical university.
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Keywords:

cloud computing, automated manufacturing, process control, real-time monitoring, data security, industrial internet of things, artificial intelligence, hybrid systems, manufacturing efficiency, predictive maintenance.

Abstract

Manufacturing industries today face increasing demands for efficiency, flexibility, and real-time control. Traditional process control methods often struggle to handle large volumes of data and adapt quickly to changing conditions. Cloud computing offers a promising solution by enabling remote data storage, real-time monitoring, and advanced analytics, which help improve production quality and reduce downtime. Combining cloud services with smart devices and artificial intelligence allows manufacturers to optimize processes and respond faster to issues. However, challenges like data security and network delays need careful management. Additionally, successful implementation requires proper training and organizational readiness. This paper discusses how cloud computing is transforming automated manufacturing by providing new opportunities for smarter, more efficient process control. It highlights both the benefits and challenges, showing that with thoughtful adoption, cloud technologies can play a key role in the future of industrial production.

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Published

2025-05-24