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Example of system configuration for each software
Examples of system configurations for each software In addition to those listed here, various configurations are possible.
A panoramic data perspective realized with i-Board! In the initial stage, you can quickly focus on the lines or processes with the most issues.
This is a continuation of the previous Vol. 5 "Data Structures Suitable for Agile Manufacturing." In quality control, when a defect occurs in a specific inspection item, it is not enough to focus solely on the single data point where the defect occurred. As mentioned previously, it is also important to check the data with attention to points such as: - "Does it affect other products manufactured using the same equipment?" - "Are there any impacts on parts manufactured in the time period before and after the occurrence of the out-of-tolerance?" - "Could the change in the inspection jig, rather than the product itself, be influencing the results?" To maintain stable quality, it is insufficient to merely identify the "point" of non-conforming data. It is necessary to adopt a broader perspective and capture the data as "lines" or "surfaces" by examining the data of other parts manufactured with the same equipment or parts produced during the same time period from different angles. *For detailed content of the column, you can view it through the related links. For more information, please feel free to contact us.*
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Essential for Automotive Companies: What is SPC Needed in the Era of SDV?
This document explains the necessary SPC (Statistical Process Control) for the automotive industry, which is key during the SVD (Software-Defined Vehicle) era, calculated in reverse from the future. With the arrival of the SDV era, which changes the environment of quality data management, the core tool SPC of IATF 16949 will receive more attention than ever. The acceleration of information transmission brought by connected cars makes the standardization of SPC data crucial. Until now, the introduction of high-functionality SPC tools was merely a matter of convenience within the company. However, due to the unprecedented transformation in the automotive industry occurring once in a century, the focus has shifted to issues affecting the entire supply chain. The content is designed to be easy to reference, so please feel free to download and take a look. [Contents] ■ IATF 16949 8.5.2.1 Identification and Traceability - Additional Requirements ■ The Future Around 2030 ■ DPP (Digital Product Passport) Spreading from Automobiles through Ecosystems ■ Quality Data DX (Digital Transformation) Calculated in Reverse from the Future *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
Insert measurement results directly into the EXCEL template!
The i-Report can collect data files from measuring instruments and output them to an EXCEL template. It has a compact design and operates on standard office PCs. 【Are you facing these issues?】 ■ The formats differ by manufacturer, making it impossible to consolidate data from measuring instruments. ■ Different EXCEL templates are required for each submission destination, leading to time-consuming data transcription. ■ Forms change frequently, so a fixed report automation system cannot accommodate them. ■ While data is retained, searching through past data takes time. ■ EXCEL files are scattered, and I want to manage them in a database but lack the knowledge. Born from the voices of many measuring instrument users, i-Report provides a "just right semi-automated" solution for a small number of diverse report forms.
Insert measurement results directly into the EXCEL template!
The "i-Report" can collect data files from three-dimensional measuring machines and output them to an EXCEL template. It has a compact design and operates on standard office PCs. 【Are you facing these issues?】 ■ The formats differ by manufacturer, making it impossible to aggregate data from measuring machines. ■ Different EXCEL templates are required for each submission destination, resulting in time-consuming data transcription. ■ Forms change frequently, so a fixed report automation system cannot accommodate them. ■ While data is retained, searching through past data takes time. ■ EXCEL files are scattered, and I want to manage them in a database but lack the knowledge. Born from the voices of many measuring machine users, i-Report provides a "just right semi-automatic" solution for a small number of diverse report forms.
