Intelligent Manufacturing
Scalable manufacturing execution systems that provide the reliability, control and visibility necessary to manage your production environment. What is IM?See Proven ResultsYour operation is complex.
And we get it.
You need a partner who knows manufacturing. We have over 25 years of manufacturing experience in developing effective and reliable systems for OEMs, suppliers and discrete manufacturers.
Our intelligent manufacturing solutions drive process improvement through access to accurate, real-time plant floor data to give manufacturers a predictive model for staying ahead of increasing requirements for quality, efficiency and regulatory compliance.
Manufacturing Execution System
IntelliWORKS provides an extensive set of features and interfacing capabilities leveraging MES principles: error proofing, traceability, defect tracking, production testing, sequencing and packout and labeling.
- Defect Tracking: Track, control and manage defects when quality is mission critical.
- Error-Proofing: Instantly alert operators when an error occurs.
- Packout and Labeling: Facilitate proper parts labeling and packing.
- Sequencing: Get the right part to the right place at the right time.
- Traceability and Genealogy: Store, collect and report on reliable comprehensive data
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How Industry Leaders Plan to Build Smarter Warehouses
As online sales continually rise, so will the pressure on warehouses. Take a look at industry trends according to a recent Zebra survey.
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8 Manufacturing KPIs You Should Track
Data is constantly the talk of the town. Manufacturers have the ability to collect data on almost anything. So the question becomes, what data should you collect? We identified eight key performance indicators (KPIs) that manufacturers should track and why.
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17 Non-Functional Airbags Installed in Vehicles
When a car crashes into an object, there’s a timeframe of 60 milliseconds to save the driver’s life. Six one-hundredths of a second are all it takes for the driver to make contact with the airbag. And if not the airbag, then the dashboard or windshield.
In an industry where milliseconds mean life or death, perfection is the standard.
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