Technology for manufacturing

We help manufacturing companies achieve their quality and productivity goals by providing dedicated software

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Technological change in industry

Technological change in industry is the development of automation, robotics, AI and IoT, modernising manufacturing

Industry 4.0
Networking / internet - integration of machines with systems. Data exchange between machines. Networking of components and machines using intern standards
Industry 3.0
Digitalisation - microcontrollers for machines, increase in automation
Industry 2.0
Electrification - first production lines
Industry 1.0
Mechanisation - steam engines

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Why move to Industry 4.0?

Increase in OEE

Ability to optimise production resources through quick insight into load plans of individual nests/stations

Increase in productivity

Increased team mobilisation and efficiency through the use of an explicit order execution control system

Increase in availability

Possibility of online monitoring of implemented processes thanks to real-time recording of production events

Improvement in quality

Inter-operational control of the quality of implemented operations through the use of checklists and risk signalling

What solutions do we offer as part of Industry 4.0?

MES

Production Management Systems

OEE

Production Performance Monitoring Systems

SCM

Supply Chain Management

QMS

Quality Management Systems

BI

Data analysis and Business Intelligence

Integracje

Integrations with machines and with current ERP systems

Example realization

DiGi - Operator application for the quality control sector

An application designed for performing quality control measurements using measuring devices such as scales or calipers. It allows for managing and creating custom measurement schemes tailored to the individual user's needs. The ability to attach technical documentation to each detail allows for precise indication of the measurement location

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Benefits of joining “Industry 4.0”

What are the benefits of entering the “Smart Industry” generation?

Increased productivity in production

Optimisation of machine and employee uptime

Reduction of costs associated with downtime

Improving stock management

Reducing energy and other utility consumption

Real-time monitoring and reporting of breakdowns

Improved data visualisation and faster access to relevant information

Improved quality - increasing customer and partner satisfaction

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