Heurisko Webinar- How to automate the creation of digital work instructions

Mass customisation requires digital work instructions
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We are witnessing a trend from mass production to mass customization. Where in the past operators often had repetitive tasks, we now produce more often in small series with products adapted to the needs of the customer. The work for the operator has become more complex, so the operators need more support. This requires digital work instructions that can be quickly created abd adapted and easily consulted.
In this webinar we go deeper into the creation of digital work instructions and how we can automate this process. In this process we need to take into account several factors such as the level of experience of the user (work instructions tailored to the experience of the operator make the process smoother), the tool used (think VR/AR glasses, photos, projections on the worktable, etc.), avoiding technostress (the operator remains in control), the possibility to let the operator give feedback, etc... In addition, digital work instructions ensure that new employees can get to work faster and need less training.
Programme
Speaker | Topic |
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Maarten Witters, Flanders Make | Introduction |
Dorothy Gors, Flanders Make | Generation of Digital Work Instructions from CAD |
Edit your work instructions on the job floor | |
Johannes Cottyn, FlandersMake@.UGent | Introduction on quality of work instructions and operator feedback |
Stijn De Ketelaere, Proceedix | Fast generation of digital work instructions with operator feedback |
Manufacturing company testimonial | |
Kim Rutten, Arkite | New features |
Ian Verlinde, CNHi | Testimonial |
This online session is free of charge and will take place on May 19 2020 from 11h00 to 12h00.
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