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Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indonesia
Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indonesia
Improve new system developments and existing system adjustments lead-time in order for the business to achieve maximum benefits as soon as possible, thus providing a competitive edge for Toyota against competitors. TMMIN IT environment was built on a complex of systems added up complexity in each development or adjustment project.
Acoustics Analytics in Manufacturing
Maintenance of the production line is timely and costly. Knowing when to maintain an asset for peak performance is critical.
Large-Scale Manufacturing
Large-Scale Manufacturing
They did not possess in-house capabilities to enhance their product portfolio with the Internet of Things. Attempt at a partner ecosystem with wearable startups failed. Those products were neither jewelry nor appealed to the masses as a desired form of fashion.
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RTC Manufacturing
RTC Manufacturing
Rtc Manufacturing Inc is a Transportation/Trucking/Railroad company located in Texas, United States.
Hammond Manufacturing
Hammond Manufacturing
Hammond Manufacturing Co. Ltd. First began in a backyard workshop crafting metal parts. In the late 1910’s this humble family business began building tube-driven radios and amplifiers. In the years that followed, Hammond grew to become a recognized name in numerous industries including industrial, telecommunications and electronics. Today Hammond is today a leading designer, manufacturer and marketer of equipment racks and cabinets, industrial and electronic enclosures and power distribution devices.The Hammond brand of products are widely used in many different applications and have been recognized as a brand that designs and manufactures their products to be durable and long-lasting. Hammond offers a diverse product line that includes electrical and electronic enclosures, power outlet strips, electronic transformers as well as equipment rack and cabinet solutions for audio-visual, pro-audio and data/comm applications.
Murata Manufacturing
Murata Manufacturing
Murata contributes to the advancement of society and the electronics industry by creating innovative products and solutions, in close cooperation with our customers and other stakeholders. Murata has built an integrated system of production from raw materials to finished products, and we are continuously developing and accruing our fundamental technology base, such as materials technology, front-end process technology, product design technology, back-end process technology and analytical technology. We also aim at creating new markets and innovations by actively collaborating with outside partners and by developing core technologies and products that anticipate the future.
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Additive Manufacturing
Additive Manufacturing
Additive manufacturing (AM) is one use case for 3D printing technology. The other primary use case is rapid prototyping. Both use cases refer to the processes of synthesizing a three-dimensional object from successive layers of material. These objects can be of almost any shape or geometry and are produced from a 3D model or other data source. Additive manufacturing is currently much less common than rapid prototyping due to the higher standards for quality and cost competitiveness. It is relatively expensive and time consumptive to produce a prototype using traditional manufacturing technologies. 3D printers can dramatically cut both the cost and time in many cases. And the quality of a prototype can generally be below that of a finished product. In contrast, traditional manufacturing technology is excellent at mass-producing finished products. For this reason, additive manufacturing is currently used primarily to produce customized products, small batches of replacement components, and designs that are particularly challenging for traditional manufacturing processes.
Flexible Manufacturing
Flexible Manufacturing
A flexible manufacturing system is a production method that is designed to easily adapt to changes in the type and quantity of the product being manufactured. Machines and computerized systems can be configured to manufacture a variety of parts and handle changing levels of production.
Manufacturing System Automation
Manufacturing System Automation
Manufacturing system automation integrates software and machinery so that manufacturing processes are run autonomously through computer programming. The goal of manufacturing system automation is to minimize the amount of human assistance needed in the manufacturing process. These systems provide constant feedback loops and adjust controlling parameteres in response to feedback from PLCs and smart sensors installed on machinery. Sensors are commonly embedded in new equipment or can be installed on legacy equipment. Automation has been achieved by various means including mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, electrical, electronic devices and computers, usually in combination. The benefit of automation includes a reduction of costs related to labor, electricity, water, gas, and scrap, as well as improvements to quality, accuracy, and precision. Manufacturing system automation can also reduce changeovertimes, thereby enabling small batch size production and mass customization.

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