By Hyunsu Yim and Ju-min Park

As AI solutions gain traction in manufacturing, they signal a broader movement—one in which intelligent tools amplify human expertise, making specialized knowledge more accessible and operations more efficient. From automating quality control and predicting equipment failure to optimizing supply chains and enabling intelligent surface preparation through these tools, AI is ushering in a new era of precision, efficiency, and adaptability.Success in this evolving landscape depends on more than technology. It requires a workforce equipped with data literacy, cross-disciplinary skills, and a commitment to continuous learning. It calls for deliberate strategy, scalable infrastructure, and thoughtful implementation. For those ready to embrace it, AI offers a path toward more resilient, sustainable, and future-ready manufacturing.

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