Event Description
Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2022 noon - 1 p.m. EDT70% of errors that occur in manufacturing operations are from workforce errors. Many of these errors are due to paper-based work instructions, manual data entry, and lack of feedback. Instruction pages often get lost, misplaced, or forgotten, resulting in lost time and product defects.
Many manufacturers implement digital, static work instructions as the first step to decreasing workforce errors. Consider PDF uploads for workers or “paper behind glass.” But what’s next? Implementing anything beyond digital, static work instructions is often a second thought, but, in fact, dynamic guided workflows are the linchpin of a successful start in digitizing manufacturing operations.
Join us to see how leading manufacturers have implemented effective digital discrete assembly lines and expanded beyond digitizing work instructions—while leveraging connections to sensors, machines, scales, light strips and cameras to build error-proofed workflows.
During this webinar, we discuss: How your operations should look with digital work instructions and what technology may be missing Next use cases you should consider implementing on the path to a fully digitized assembly line Real manufacturing examples of fully digitized assembly lines.
Speakers:
Jen Dyment, product marketing lead, Tulip
Sebastien Lorandel, solutions engineer, Tulip
This webinar is moderated by Renee Bassett, Chief Editor for Automation.com.
Date
20 September 2022
Location
Location: Virtual
Event Type
Webinar
