Manuko, a small manufacturer specializing in premium organic foods, might not seem an obvious candidate to benefit from generative artificial intelligence.
But the far-sighted confectioner Recently featured on a podcast – And that’s exactly what we’re doing.
Founder and director Matt Hardy lists a few places where it's made life easier.
“I read equipment manuals and help draft safety operating procedures, act as a research assistant finding suppliers for different raw materials in different countries, and support the development of new products,” he told us some examples.
Manuko They started out in a spare room, scaled up using contract manufacturers, then brought production in-house and moved into a factory, and have been in business for just over a decade. West Coast Business Park, Torquay, 2021.
Hardy believes manufacturing shouldn't be considered too small or too young to consider the impact and usefulness of AI.
“AI can be an incredibly useful tool in many areas, but especially for smaller, less resource-rich businesses,” he says.
Learn more about how AI is transforming business for Manuko and other companies by watching our free webinar: Manufacturing and AI – the how and whywill air on August 14 at 11am AEST.
Hardy said, Orfacturing And alongside SoftLabs:
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