The automotive factories of the future are expected to be driven by integrated automation. While concepts like ‘Just-In-Time’ management of inventory system that exists today, help align raw materials with production schedules, integrated automation is the need of the hour. Both machines and assembly lines are required to be connected for seamless operations at shopfloors. Pune based B&R Industrial Automation (B&R) believes it has the right tools to address the void. Its solutions are claimed to integrate machines and assembly lines on a shop floor seamlessly. Using advanced automation technology the company claims to maximise the productivity of an entire manufacturing line. Automation backed solutions, it is believed, can help the shopfloors at Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) and ancillaries to attain the desired levels of agility and flexibility in order to realise on-demand manufacturing. The company’s product range also offers solutions to reduce the downtime, lower frequency of ad-hoc failures, improve changeover efficiency and set real-time data-based predictive maintenance schedules. Averred Sivaram PV, Non-Executive Chairman of B&R Industrial Automation India, “The focus of the Indian automotive industry today is more towards an increase in diversity of applications rather than a temptation to obtain and deploy new or latest gadgets.” Expressed Sivaram that the Integrated Automation solutions provider had over 35 years of experience in the domain giving it the confidence to deploy scalable solutions and cutting edge technology from its portfolio.
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RENESAS UNVEILS MULTI-DOMAIN SOC.
Renesas Unveils 5th-Generation Multi-Domain SoC for ADAS, Infotainment and Gateway Systems
BORGWARNER SECURES NEW HVCH PROGRAMS
BorgWarner has secured three significant business wins for its High Voltage Coolant Heater (HVCH) technology, expanding its reach in the Chinese, Korean and Japanese electric vehicle markets.
RESHAPING REALITY
Abhiyantriki, the 26th annual technical fest of K J Somaiya School of Engineering at Somaiya Vidyavihar University, took place at its Mumbai campus under the theme ‘Reshaping Reality’, focusing on futuristic innovations and real-world problemsolving.
CONTINENTAL TIRES INDIA CELEBRATES CONTINUED PREFERRED PARTNER STATUS
Continental Tires India reaffirms its dedication to customer-centric solutions and operational excellence through its sustained partnership with Mercedes-Benz AG.
ACMA IAUTOCONNECT 2024
The Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India (ACMA), hosted the ninth edition of its premier buyer-seller event, iAutoConnect, at Yashobhoomi in New Delhi.
4TH ACMA AUTOMOTIVE RAW MATERIALS CONCLAVE
The 4th Automotive Raw Materials Conclave focused on automotive innovations and sustainability in nonferrous materials, writes Richa Tyagi.
MOBILITY PLAYSETS
Even as the Indian automobile industry touches new heights and innovations, it is the commercial mobility play sets that continue to be a major draw. It is a good starting point for the next generation, writes Prajakta Chavan Rane from her plant sojourn.
SUSTAINABILITY AS STRATEGY
In an Industry Talk session, Satyakam Arya Managing Director and CEO, Daimler India Commercial Vehicles spoke to Ashish Bhatia on integrating sustainability into the overall business strategy.
EMBRACING SHOPFLOOR AUTOMATION
In manufacturing, where precision, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness are paramount, Mahindra Mahindra has embraced shopfloor automation as a cornerstone of its strategy
FREUDENBERG EXPANDS MANUFACTURING FOOTPRINT
Freudenberg opens two state-of-the-art manufacturing plants in Morinda, marking its largest investment in expanding the manufacturing footprint in India, writes Richa Tyagi.
