马可迅车轮的数字化转型持续改进
技术
- 功能应用 - 制造执行系统 (MES)
- 平台即服务 (PaaS) - 应用开发平台
适用行业
- 教育
适用功能
- 质量保证
用例
- 数字孪生
- 制造过程模拟
服务
- 测试与认证
- 培训
关于客户
马可迅车轮是世界顶级车轮制造商之一。他们拥有一个由战略性布局的工程、技术和生产设施组成的国际网络，使他们成为少数几家能够在几乎世界任何地方进行本地供应的车轮制造商之一。他们每年生产超过 2500 万个车轮，并在 23 个制造基地雇用超过 10,000 名员工。该公司正在全球范围内迈向数字化转型，旨在改善他们的工作流程、培训和内容创建时间。
挑战
马可迅车轮是全球领先的车轮制造商，在标准化工作流程、改进培训和减少内容创建时间方面面临着挑战。该公司正走在数字化转型的道路上，但弥合制造工厂的物理流程与信息技术之间的差距非常复杂。创建工作指令花费了 4 个多小时，并且由几个人每天多次在纸上创建和处理质量控制清单。该公司正在寻找一个平台来减少指令编写时间、提高易用性以及将清单数字化以改善数据收集。他们还希望支持他们的数字孪生项目，不仅将指令数字化，而且将工厂的工作流程数字化。
解决方案
Maxion Wheels 与 SwipeGuide 合作，推动其工厂的数字化转型。 SwipeGuide 帮助 Maxion 标准化工作流程、减少指令编写时间并改进合规性和数字孪生的数据收集。该平台允许 Maxion 创建 gif、微视频和图像以用于工作说明。质量控制清单已数字化，改善了数据收集。 SwipeGuide 还支持 Maxion 的数字孪生项目，使该公司能够将工厂的工作流程数字化。该平台使 Maxion 员工能够利用清晰的视觉辅助工具轻松创建指令并提交车间反馈。主管可以众包知识并在多个站点共享数据。数字化清单允许他们自动将数据上传到 Excel 电子表格并创建报告。
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