Industries of the future use efficient solutions for recycling and reusing water, and digitalized solutions for steel manufacturers, to create a more sustainable world.
Find out more about how open, connected, and sustainable industry will unlock your creativity and empower you to make it for life.
Find out more about how open, connected, and sustainable industry will unlock your creativity and empower you to make it for life.
Open up the next level of industrial automation
See how our customers are creating the Industries of the Future now
Universal automation starts here
A new era of industrial innovation is here. The Industries of the Future are all about people creating the products that shape our lives. Think universal automation — the world of plug-and-produce automation software components proven to solve specific challenges — and think what we can create together.
Efficiency and resiliency grows your business
Our changing world calls for industries that can quickly and fluidly adapt, and that means efficient, resilient manufacturing. Are you ready to modernize your operations and environmental impact?
Own your environmental impact
Today’s consumers want to feel good about the products they rely on. We can help you implement greener practices and lower your carbon footprint, starting now.
Software-centric automation drives the Industries of the Future
Humans power industries of all kinds, bringing irreplaceable skills like judgment, reasoning, and imagination to the table. With intuitive, agnostic, and end-to-end software on their side, there’s no limit to what industrial workers can achieve.
Explore our EcoStruxure solutions:

Food & Beverage

Water & Wastewater

Mining, Minerals & Metals

Oil, Gas & Petrochemicals

Machine Control

EcoStruxure Plant & Machine
Sources
1 Gartner, Gartner says 5.8 billion enterprise and automotive IoT endpoints will be in use in 2020
2 Fortune, 94% of the Fortune 1000​ are seeing coronavirus supply chain disruptions
3 IPCC Working Group III 2010
4 Deloitte, 2018 skills gap in manufacturing
2 Fortune, 94% of the Fortune 1000​ are seeing coronavirus supply chain disruptions
3 IPCC Working Group III 2010
4 Deloitte, 2018 skills gap in manufacturing