HP has launched its Manufacturing Transformation Centre (MTC) in Penang, Malaysia, as part of its efforts to drive Industry 4.0 adoption in the region. The facility is designed to support the digital transformation of manufacturing processes by showcasing advanced technologies such as automation, robotics, and data analytics. The MTC aims to serve as a hub for innovation, enabling businesses to explore and implement smart manufacturing solutions.
The Penang-based center will provide training, workshops, and hands-on demonstrations to help manufacturers understand and adopt Industry 4.0 technologies. It also emphasizes fostering collaboration between industry players, technology providers, and educational institutions to accelerate the development of a skilled workforce capable of supporting digital transformation in manufacturing.
This initiative aligns with Malaysia’s goal of becoming a regional leader in advanced manufacturing and complements Penang’s reputation as a key hub for technology and electronics industries. HP’s MTC is expected to play a significant role in enhancing the competitiveness of local manufacturers by equipping them with the tools and knowledge needed to thrive in the era of smart manufacturing.
The launch of the MTC further underscores HP’s commitment to advancing sustainable and innovative manufacturing practices globally. By leveraging its expertise in technology and innovation, HP aims to empower businesses in Malaysia and beyond to embrace digital transformation and achieve long-term growth in the evolving industrial landscape.
(Source: Business Times)
