Partly automated engineering increases efficiency
Even partial automation of engineering processes paves the way for the optimal balance between cost and benefit. A new study highlights this, using the example of series and special machine construction.
19 Jul 2019 Kai TubbesingShare
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The study is based on ten process stages through which an order passes in mechanical engineering and covers design, engineering, control cabinet construction, parts lists as well as items and templates. According to the academics, these areas offer a great deal of potential for saving time and money through standardization and automation projects. The researchers have reached the conclusion that companies that meet all of the five efficiency levels could work 20% more efficiently in each; there should also be significant time savings, when drawing up circuit diagrams, for example.
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