Best Of Miss Manners: I Don’t Like Being Invited To Street Fairs, Children’s Parties Or Coffee Dates Miss Manners answers a question about being invited to events, such as street fairs, that you’d rather not attend Judith Martin, known as Miss Manners, answers a question about being invited to events, such as street fairs, that you’d rather not attend.Canva DEAR MISS MANNERS: On occasion, friends invite me to participate in activities I simply do not enjoy. Examples include crowded street fairs, exuberant parties for small children, coffee dates at noisy cafes, and “get better acquainted” games. I’m at a loss for polite refusals that let the friend know that I like them, but not the activity they’ve invited me to. Please give me a few gentle replies. GENTLE READER: Although you are not required to like everything your friends like, Miss Manners agrees that expressing your distaste is best kept to a minimum. This is no doubt what gave rise to the overuse of the awkward “I’m not ...
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With AR implemented in your factory, you can: Create detailed, step-by-step instructions and other necessary content that workers can access hands-free through their device, reducing the need for extensive manual training and supervision. Digitalize paper-based processes and procedures running on outdated hardware. Do measurements and take pictures to document task completion. Eliminate the risk of distraction as there will be no more switching back and forth between different devices or media. Quickly create and dynamically update workflows to adapt to unforeseen or on-the-fly process changes and send them out to the workforce in real time. Easily scale solutions by replicating and adjusting workflows to other sites as needed. Significantly shorten training times to flexibly deploy new staff.Be one step closer to operating as a true smart factory. With success stories from the likes of Hyundai, it’s clear that AR is revolutionizing the manufacturing industry with enhanced operational efficiency, reduced error rates, and increased productivity. Digital transformation across the manufacturing sector is an ongoing process and AR integration is just one step in the right direction. Implementing smart factory technologies–such as new robotic elements, ambient sensors, performance monitoring tools, and servers–makes for an increasingly complex tech stack to manage and maintain. And that’s not to mention the employees trying to upskill and adapt, while still being confronted with the day-to-day challenges of production. But the adjustment will be worthwhile as transitioning to a smart factory has many benefits including improved productivity, safety, sustainability, product quality and customer service. Embracing smart factories is not just a step towards modernization, but a strategic move toward building resilient and forward-thinking manufacturing operations.

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