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On-demand whitepaper: 2025 Automotive Trends: Navigating Change Through Efficiency and Innovation

2025-02-03T14:57:42+00:00

Whitepaper 2025 Automotive Trends: Navigating Change Through Efficiency and Innovation The automotive industry is at a turning point. As manufacturers face growing pressures for efficiency, agility, and sustainability, digital transformation is redefining the way vehicles are built and operations are managed. This whitepaper explores the latest industry trends and the role of cutting-edge technologies in shaping the future of automotive production. Key Insights Include: Achieving Operational Efficiency – How Real-Time Location

On-demand whitepaper: 2025 Automotive Trends: Navigating Change Through Efficiency and Innovation2025-02-03T14:57:42+00:00

The Future of Automotive Operations: Driving Innovation Through Digital Transformation

2025-01-20T10:19:17+00:00

The Future of Automotive Operations: Driving Innovation Through Digital Transformation The automotive sector is accelerating toward a transformative era where innovation and operational excellence are redefining the industry landscape. By adopting technologies such as Real-Time Location Systems (RTLS), digital process twins, Artificial Intelligence (AI), and collaborative robotics, automotive manufacturers and suppliers are revolutionizing production processes, supply chain management, and workforce efficiency. This evolution is not just about speed and efficiency; it’s about creating a

The Future of Automotive Operations: Driving Innovation Through Digital Transformation2025-01-20T10:19:17+00:00

Ubisense Declares the Death of Lean Manufacturing: Why Real-Time Data is the New King in Automotive

2024-09-11T10:13:52+01:00

Ubisense Declares the Death of Lean Manufacturing: Why Real-Time Data is the New King in Automotive For decades, lean manufacturing has been the guiding principle for automotive production. The concept of maximizing value while minimizing waste has driven countless efficiency improvements and cost savings. However, as the manufacturing landscape evolves, Ubisense believes it's time to challenge the status quo. We’re declaring the death of traditional lean manufacturing. In its place, we propose a new

Ubisense Declares the Death of Lean Manufacturing: Why Real-Time Data is the New King in Automotive2024-09-11T10:13:52+01:00
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Quality Assurance in Auto Manufacturing: A Guide to End-of-Line Inspection

2024-10-24T17:13:01+01:00

Quality Assurance in Auto Manufacturing: A Guide to End-of-Line Inspection In the intricate realm of auto manufacturing, where precision and safety are non-negotiable, ensuring the highest standards of quality is a paramount objective. The end-of-line inspection stands as the last line of defence, the final gatekeeper before a vehicle embarks on its journey to the market. In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into the crucial role of end-of-line inspection in guaranteeing product quality

Quality Assurance in Auto Manufacturing: A Guide to End-of-Line Inspection2024-10-24T17:13:01+01:00

Assembly Line Rework – Ubisense Virtual Conference 2023

2024-03-26T16:26:09+00:00

On-demand Webinar Assembly Line Rework - Ubisense Virtual Conference 2023 On-demand recording from the Ubisense Virtual Conference 2023, first aired 23 January 2023. Listen to Elif Kaya, Presales Solutions Consultant at Ubisense, presenting "Assembly Line Electronic Inspection Demonstration". In this webinar you will learn about: Moving away from paper-based inspection processes Visualizing quality issues Directing rework activities to particular vehicles in real-time Setting priorities Accessing up-to-date rework issue information Reports on rework closure, including

Assembly Line Rework – Ubisense Virtual Conference 20232024-03-26T16:26:09+00:00

Assembly Line Tool Control Demo- Ubisense Virtual Conference 2023

2024-03-26T16:26:10+00:00

On-demand Webinar Demo - Assembly Line Tool Control - Ubisense Virtual Conference 2023 In this session, Elif Kaya (Presales Solutions Consultant, Ubisense) speaks about “Assembly Line Tool Control”. In this video you will learn about: SmartSpace® and its real-time interface Spatial properties and interactions between tools and different spaces Spatial relationship data The web browser interface Flexible identification & Process event triggers Configuring zones Tool control features - zone-enabled tools, product spaces, counting rundowns

Assembly Line Tool Control Demo- Ubisense Virtual Conference 20232024-03-26T16:26:10+00:00

Gone in 60 seconds – thinking beyond the fixed workstation

2024-03-26T16:26:28+00:00

Ever since Ransom Olds introduced the automotive assembly line in 1901, and Henry Ford the moving conveyor in 1913 we’ve pretty much been building cars the same way: cramming processes into fixed workstations. The fixed workstation is a very simple concept. Step 1: define the takt-time based on planned production volume, typically around 60 seconds for high volume. Step 2: set the line speed and workstation size to create 60s workstations. Step 3: divide

Gone in 60 seconds – thinking beyond the fixed workstation2024-03-26T16:26:28+00:00
  • It’s about time automotive manufactures replace a 70-year-old technology

It’s about time automotive manufacturers replace a 70-year-old technology

2024-03-26T16:26:28+00:00

The barcode was first imagined in 1948 by Joseph Woodland, inspired by the dots and dashes of Morse code. Woodland was responding to a challenge set by a local retailer in Philadelphia, looking to find ways to speed up the process of checking-out in stores. By the 1960’s, an engineer, David Collins revived this idea and, combined with the availability of lasers, was putting thick and thin striped lines on railway cars so they

It’s about time automotive manufacturers replace a 70-year-old technology2024-03-26T16:26:28+00:00

How to automate human tasks without creating robots

2024-03-26T16:26:30+00:00

As manufacturing facilities re-start around the world, it’s clear several efficient operating practices that are almost universally adopted will be somewhat reversed, certainly in the short-term, possibly longer. Take ‘just-in-time’ or lean manufacturing for example; made famous by Toyota and popular since the 70’s, manufacturers will need to rethink their supply chains to reduce exposure to potentially disruptive events.  As an opinion piece in the FT succinctly put it this weekend; more ‘just-in-case’ than

How to automate human tasks without creating robots2024-03-26T16:26:30+00:00