Realizing the integration of the measurement program launch function and external production management systems with flexible customization!
We would like to introduce a case study of the implementation of an inspection system at an aircraft parts manufacturer. The system was introduced in a mass production environment for aircraft parts, where 100% inspection and traceability management for each product are mandatory. By utilizing the serial information from IC tags, we achieved a flexible customization that integrates the measurement program activation function with the external production management system. The highly specialized statistical analysis function, in conjunction with manufacturing records, demonstrated its power by providing analysis data that exceeded expectations, significantly increasing customer trust. 【Overview】 ■ Implementation Site: Aircraft Parts Manufacturer ■ Implemented System: MajorTracer (Inspection System) ■ Reason for Implementation: Balancing product traceability and automation *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Results】 ■ Achieved flexible customization of the measurement program launch function and integration with external production management systems by utilizing the serial information of IC tags. ■ The highly specialized statistical analysis function demonstrates its power while being linked to manufacturing records, providing analysis data that exceeds requirements. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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