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We provide comprehensive support from design to manufacturing and maintenance!
- Contract manufacturing
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- Sensors
Transforming “time spent on data analysis” into “time that creates value”
- Production Management System
- Business Intelligence and Data Analysis
- Process Control System
Utilization of the experimental design features of the statistical analysis software JMP in the manufacturing industry.
JMP is a software that not only excels in statistical analysis and graph creation but also has robust features for experimental design. By utilizing experimental design, efficient data collection can be achieved while keeping time and costs down. In this seminar, we will focus on the features of experimental design, specifically the sample size explorer and Bayesian optimization, and present examples of their application in the manufacturing industry in a demonstration format. [Overview] First half: Utilization of t-tests in the manufacturing industry and simulation of required data numbers We will explain the overview and examples of t-tests, which are used for various purposes in the manufacturing industry, and introduce analysis examples using JMP. Additionally, we will demonstrate how to simulate the relationship between the required data numbers for t-tests and statistical power using the sample size explorer. Second half: Utilizing JMP Pro Bayesian optimization - Application to simulation experimental data The Bayesian optimization platform is originally designed for experimental data that includes measurement errors; however, there is also a significant demand to apply it to simulation experimental data that does not include errors, such as CAE. In this seminar, we will introduce approaches for utilizing Bayesian optimization with simulation experimental data.
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Reduce rework and waiting time through the standardization of reviews/approvals! Introducing ready-to-use role assignments and rules.
- Process Control System
Improvement in productivity due to a reduction in check man-hours! It is possible to grasp quality changes through regular diagnostics.
- Process Control System
Organize requirements, design, and change information from upstream before they become scattered, and proceed with development.
- Process Control System
To reduce rework in the downstream processes, organizing information during the design phase is key.
- Process Control System
Don't finish after the design! Connect to maintenance information and move on to the next improvement.
- Process Control System
Beyond the limits of Excel management! Connecting BOMs to build a robust system for design changes.
- Process Control System
Design changes and BOM are streamlined! Establish a system that allows for quick action without scattering product information.
- Process Control System
Don't just keep it to design; involve manufacturing and procurement to accelerate development.
- Process Control System
A BOM alone is not enough. We need to connect it to the processes and move forward with manufacturing preparations.
- Process Control System
Do not scatter drawings, BOMs, and specifications. Implement operations that ensure changes reach subsequent processes.
- Process Control System
Don't stop the design changes! Unify the flow of information from upstream to downstream.
- Process Control System
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- Process Control System
Multiple varieties, fluctuations, and labor shortages. A foundation that connects in a turbulent environment.
- Process Control System
It's not just about being visible. When the analysis returns, improvement begins to take shape.
- Process Control System
If we lower the hurdles to connect, the field will start moving more.
- Process Control System
Linking field data from the PLC/SCADA era to improvements and operations.
- Process Control System
Don't just stop at collecting equipment data; connect it to operational improvements.
- Process Control System
Don't just stop at visibility; utilize on-site data for decision-making and operations.
- Process Control System
Connect engineering information to create a flow that will also contribute to the next improvement.
- Process Control System
Reduce the difficulty in seeing progress and control the backlog and delays.
- Process Control System
Support quantity, delivery time, and quality not only through planning but also through execution accuracy.
- Process Control System
Identifying necessary functions while managing processes without overstrain.
- Process Control System
Don't let the concept of IoT utilization end as just an idea; steadily advance the digitization of on-site data.
- Process Control System
Capture both progress and anomalies on the spot and connect them to the next decision.
- Process Control System
Information from on-site control and management becomes valuable only when connected.
- Process Control System
I understand the necessity, yet progress is slow. We will overcome that barrier with ROI and phased implementation.
- Process Control System
Reaching the execution sites that are difficult to connect with just ERP. Transforming division into connection.
- Process Control System
Don't just stop at envisioning ideals. From the current situation, steadily move towards smart transformation.
- Process Control System
Even if the number of product codes increases, it is less likely to disrupt the flow of the process.
- Process Control System
Takahashi Co., Ltd.'s RFID reader/writer that supports the efficiency of project management.
- IC tag reader/writer
- Process Control System
- Production Management System
Implement change management until it is communicated to the relevant departments.
- Process Control System
Reduce "searching later." Proceed with "organizing first."
- Process Control System
Do not let the design differences become differences in the process.
- Process Control System
To prevent discrepancies among related departments every time the drawings are replaced.
- Process Control System
Neither the drawings nor the parts list will confuse you about "which one is the latest."
- Process Control System
Even if the number of models increases, keep the design information standards unified.
- Process Control System
Ensure the delivery of design revisions and suppress rework in procurement and manufacturing.
- Process Control System
Prevent communication loss of design changes and ensure smooth collaboration between departments.
- Process Control System
Changes after approval do not flow. Do not bring discrepancies to the site!
- Process Control System
Support the rapid realization of digital transformation (DX) in the engineering chain from upstream to downstream through the establishment of PLM.
- Process Control System
Achieve quick smart factory construction with retrofitting!
- Process Control System
Revisions of drawings, parts lists, and documents—don't panic later!
- Process Control System
Blueprints, parts lists, and documents - move forward with only the latest version!
- Process Control System
Design → Procurement → Maintenance, connecting the fragmentation of information in one continuous flow!
- Process Control System