Aerospace
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2025
Introduction of smart production lines for aerospace manufacturing
Establishing a whole-line automation and information integration system improves production capacity and consistency, helps enterprises enter the international supply chain, and effectively improves the time-consuming single-machine manual operations in the past.
The Situation
challenge
Capacity Anxiety Under High-Standard Supply Chain
The production line has long been based on single-machine operations and lacks integrated automation and information systems, resulting in the inability of equipment to work in coordination and low production process efficiency. The operation requires a large amount of manpower, which not only increases the burden on the site, but also increases the risk of operational errors and delays.
Faced with the high standards of the global supply chain for quality stability and delivery efficiency, the existing production line can no longer support the demand for expanded production capacity and continuous improvement, becoming an important bottleneck for the company's digital transformation and international integration.
The Situation
challenge
• Reduced the number of operators from 7 to 1
• Reduced the time required for a single part from 24 hours to 10 hours
How
Solutions
Smart Production Line Collaboration
Multi-machine collaborative operation, stable operation and smooth connection
AGVs deliver materials based on orders and send them directly to workstations, boosting efficiency and reducing errors. Common in smart warehousing and production lines.
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Visual management dashboard
Global data visualization, real-time control and decision-making
Build a real-time dashboard to integrate equipment, production, and warehouse data, helping managers monitor operations, respond to issues quickly, and improve decision-making.
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