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Companies implementing Connected Factory

A connected factory is a manufacturing plant that leverages digital technologies to enable real‑time data exchange among personnel, equipment, and sensors.

List of companies that implement Connected Factory

This is sourced from job postings — companies only hire for what they actively use or plan to adopt · how we source this →

  • Ashley Furniture Industries logo
    United StatesEmployees12kRevenue$4.2BFurniture and Home Furnishings Manufacturing
    Connected FactoryHigh confidence
  • Thales logo
    FranceEmployees80kRevenue$19BIT Services and IT Consulting
    Connected FactoryMedium confidence
  • RTX logo
    United StatesEmployees143kAviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing
    Connected FactoryMedium confidence
  • Southwire Company logo
    United StatesEmployees5kAppliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing
    Connected FactoryLow confidence
  • Anduril Industries logo
    United StatesEmployees10kRevenue$34MDefense and Space Manufacturing
    Connected FactoryLow confidence
  • Dover Corporation logo
    United StatesEmployees10kRevenue$8.5BMachinery Manufacturing
    Connected FactoryLow confidence
  • IBM logo
    United StatesEmployees345kRevenue$61BIT Services and IT Consulting
    Connected FactoryLow confidence
  • Coca-Cola HBC logo
    SwitzerlandEmployees23kRevenue$8.5BFood and Beverage Services
    Connected FactoryLow confidence
  • Caterpillar logo
    United StatesEmployees10kMachinery Manufacturing
    Connected FactoryLow confidence
  • Plexus logo
    United StatesEmployees10kRevenue$4.3BAppliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing
    Connected FactoryLow confidence

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