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Explore how OMRON robot are contributing towards high productivity, precision and flexibility in the packaging industry!

April 02, 2021

Explore how OMRON robot are contributing towards high productivity, precision and flexibility in the packaging industry!

A global automotive component manufacturer engaged in the manufacturing of electronic digital instrument clusters for leading two wheeler and four wheeler manufacturers.

To achieve ‘zero-defects manufacturing’ and have real-time data-based control over the complete process comprising of 14 stages.

In this particular case, the digital instrument cluster assembly line has 14 stages and the whole operation is being handled manually. Imagining the assembling of multiple, complex, small components going on at each stage, a significant part of the line needed to be automated with a total traceability solution to trace and verify the history, location, or application of all components by means of an automated documented recorded identification procedure.


Vision solutions keep track of all vital parameters

The vision solution keeps track of all vital parameters such as PCB inspection, its soldering with the robot, lighting, etc. at all 14 assembly stages.

Traceability and IoT bring in data enabled real-time control

The data (images together with parameters) is then fed by Omron’s Programmable Logic Controllers to a local server (SQL database) to enable Big Data management as well as ensuring its real time availability for the team members to gauge the status of operation not only at their station but also at all the stations in the line for statistical analysis, quality control, quick identification of faulty parts, managing & tracing loss of components, etc.

Way ahead

The automated line is helping the manufacturer to exploit more business opportunities with some of the leading end users in the two-wheeler industry and has added one more feat in Omron’s success stories emphasizing its value generation in the automotive factory automation domain.


About The Author

Swaminathan Vangal Ramamurthy

Swaminathan Vangal Ramamurthy currently serves as the General Manager of OMRON's Automation Centre & Robotics for Asia Pacific. Based out of the OMRON Headquarters in Singapore, he leads and provides guidance for the company's regional automation engineering programs.



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