Reality check: Physical AI benefits could be a decade away

“It has not been a displacement. It has been an increase of production, an increase of capacity in the same factory footprint,” Hindsbo said.
Additionally, VW’s Fichtner said, the software is still too hard to use and requires a massive investment.

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“It has not been a displacement. It has been an increase of production, an increase of capacity in the same factory footprint,” Hindsbo said.

Additionally, VW’s Fichtner said, the software is still too hard to use and requires a massive investment.

“Today there is a quite high one-time cost of having the trained professionals, the methodology and so on to build a digital twin, so you need a certain size and scale to be able to really benefit from it,” Fichtner said.

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