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REAL-WORLD APPLICATION

Drive efficiency with scalable automotive production

Automotive production is growing more complex, demanding greater speed, quality, sustainability and flexibility. To keep pace, customers are prioritising standardised processes and applications. Scalable, reusable technologies strengthen this focus, delivering consistency and enabling innovation.

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Challenge

What are the major challenges when automotive shop floors combine components from many suppliers?

  • Combining components from multiple suppliers drives up inventory costs, since carmakers must stock and manage many different spare parts
  • Multiple supplier systems complicate maintenance, as technicians need different tools and know-how for each component
  • Inconsistent machine interfaces and guidelines make it harder for shopfloor workers to operate and switch between machines

Streamline and enhance automotive projects

Solve your toughest pain points with our comprehensive toolbox. Access flexible component lists and blueprints, visualisation projects and shop floor solutions. You can also efficiently develop your standardisation concept with industry-proven guidelines and templates.

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Reduce storage costs

Stock management becomes more efficient with standardised components across different projects, reducing the need for diverse stock. And the flexible component lists enable precise stock control.

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Reduce engineering costs

Stock management becomes more efficient with standardised components across different projects, reducing the need for diverse stock. And the flexible component lists enable precise stock control.

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Increase automation

Seamless integration through standardised machine interfaces allows a higher level of automation across different systems. Pre-configured software functions enable rapid deployment of automated processes.

CASE STUDY

Electric car factory for China’s sales champion

China’s electric vehicle leader, BAIC BJEV, built its first mass production base for energy vehicles. The company used Siemens solutions to enhance the brand, improve quality and better meet market needs.

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