Microfactories

Microfactories are small-scale manufacturing facilities that use advanced automation, robotics, and digital technologies to produce goods locally and efficiently. They are designed to be flexible, quickly adaptable to changing markets, and often located closer to customers, reducing shipping costs and time. Unlike traditional factories, microfactories require less space and resources, making them suitable for customized or niche products. They enable faster innovation, reduce environmental impact, and support local economies by bringing manufacturing closer to where products are consumed, leveraging modern technology for efficient, personalized production at a smaller scale.