LG CNS Shows AI Tools for Pharmaceutical Manufacturing

Oct 7, 2026
LG CNS presented AI tools for pharmaceutical factory design, production and quality management at CPHI Milan 2026. The systems cover factory simulation, equipment monitoring, quality control and regulatory reporting.

LG CNS presented AI tools for pharmaceutical factory design, production and quality management at CPHI Milan 2026, the company said in a press release. Its exhibit includes three smart factory systems that cover facility planning, production operations and quality control.

Factova Worldworks creates a 3D digital twin of a planned factory. Pharmaceutical companies can use it to test equipment placement, employee routes and the movement of raw materials before construction or expansion.

Factova Control standardizes process data and monitors electrical current, temperature and vibration data in real time to detect equipment anomalies and predict failures. A separate quality management system analyzes production and equipment data, calculates corrective options when it detects process issues, and supports annual product quality reviews. An AI agent automates data collection, analysis and verification for those reports, reducing preparation time by more than 90 percent.

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