Visualizing the experience, intuition, and tricks of veterans in the aerospace (assembly) field. Supporting the transmission of technology and the elimination of dependency on individuals.
In the assembly process of the aerospace industry, high levels of precision and safety are required, and the experience and judgment criteria of skilled technicians greatly influence product quality. Particularly in the assembly of parts with complex structures and the use of specialized tools, the inheritance of tacit knowledge held by veteran technicians is essential. Without sharing this know-how, it may take time to identify the causes of defects when they occur, and there may be variations in skills among personnel. Our service supports the creation of a system that visualizes tacit knowledge such as experience, intuition, tips, and judgment criteria through careful interviews and work analysis with skilled workers, enabling it to be passed on to the next generation. This will lead to the development of young talent, the inheritance of skills, the elimination of dependency on individuals, and measures against the outflow of technology due to retirements, aiming for overall quality improvement and efficiency in the assembly process.
【Usage Scenarios】
- Standardization of judgment criteria during assembly
- Early empowerment of young operators
- Promotion of learning from past assembly defect cases
- Skill transfer during the use of specialized tools
【Effects of Implementation】
- Improvement and standardization of assembly precision
- Sharing of previously individualized know-how
- Reduction of the training period for young talent
- Enhancement of technical capabilities across the organization