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arrow_backTo the overview26 August 2026 | Force Technology
Digital twins and Augmented Reality collaboration help improve Clean-In-Place planning at Arla Foods facility.
Clean-in-place (CIP) planning means designing a system that allows the cleaning and sanitising of equipment and pipelines in a food or dairy production facility without disassembling them, ensuring proper hygiene and reducing downtime.
In a previous collaboration between Force Technology, Alexandra Institute and Kold College, the partners demonstrated how digital twins and Augmented Reality could benefit system operators or product developers to design, develop, manage and optimise performance. Now, Force Technology, Alexandra Institute, Arla Foods and SPX FLOW are working to establish a new way of performing digital bacterial growth monitoring for CIP planning and avoiding contamination using AR and a digital twin.
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