Assembly station of the future
Design and implementation of the digital assembly station of the future
In collaboration with Adrian Brandlhofer
The constantly growing global competition leads to increasing product variety, shorter product life cycles and high cost and quality pressure, which is why companies are constantly forced to optimize their production and make processes more efficient.
Due to the increasing number of variants, manual assembly systems are also being used more and more, as people with their cognitive abilities, perceptive faculty and specific skills can adapt flexibly and quickly to new conditions.
However, this also results in higher physical and mental stress for employees. To counteract this and further enable an increase in efficiency, digital technologies for assistance are being considered.
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