For multi-station assembly of automation equipment and electronics, considers takt, labor, stations, critical-component readiness, test resources and order priority to create executable daily assembly plans.
Automation equipment and electronics assembly involve multiple stations, skill-specific labor, test resources and critical material readiness. Rush orders or shortages create waiting and takt imbalance.
Use the assembly routing as the backbone and add stations, skills, test equipment, critical material readiness and priorities to the AiPS model, creating executable daily plans and rebalancing after exceptions.
AiPS schedules assembly; DataEx Hub supplies kitting, WIP and execution data; PLM + ERP Lite can supply BOM, routing and engineering changes.
Less station waiting and manual replanning
More stable assembly plans and material readiness
Fast alternatives after rush orders or shortages
One planning view across planning, warehouse and assembly
Schedule multi-station assembly with skill, critical component and test-resource constraints, then simulate a shortage-driven reschedule.
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