Industrial Automation
Industrial Automation
In any car manufacturing setting, the process flow is usually made up of various steps:
Aluminium and steel sheets are moulded by high-tech servo presses to produce car parts such as side frames, doors, hoods and roofs.
Before a car body is moved from one shop to the next, the barcode affixed on the car framework is scanned to pre-empt the next shop of its readiness for the next stage of production.
With the massive flow of information exchange between the shops, the accurate scanning of barcodes is therefore an important practice. This ensures seamless communication of information between the shops which in turn, is crucial for production flow to run smoothly.
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With the massive amounts of information being shared between each shop, communication breakdown may occur when the scanning of barcodes becomes problematic along the production flow. This may result in major delays and downtime in production when unfinished car bodies have to be pulled from production, ultimately leading to a loss in productivity.
The key to avoiding these issues is through achieving seamless communication, where barcodes are scanned accurately.
Inability to scan inconsistently-placed barcodes due to manual method of pasting the labels.
Inability to scan long and variable distances on different car models of different sizes on the same production line
The capability of OMRON Industrial Automation Scanner to perform barcode readings from long, variable distances and wide angles on different car models makes it one of the simple and unique solutions for any car maker.
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