Changeover assistant
Step-by-step changeovers with the settings for the next product, so the line restarts sooner.
Operators ask about a step, a tolerance or a fault code and get the answer from your own SOPs.
Tolerance for the bore on part 4471?
12.00 mm, plus 0.02 or minus 0.01. Measure at both ends, per SOP 8.1.
Why did station 4 stop?
Sensor S4 reported a jam. Clear the feeder, then press reset, as in SOP 4.2.
How often do I check the bore?
Every 20th part and after every tool change, per SOP 8.1. Record each check on the station sheet.
Standard operating procedures live in binders or on a shared drive that operators rarely open during a shift. When a question comes up, operators guess, wait for a line leader, or stop the machine. Plant networks are often segmented or unreliable at the machine itself.
Machine operators and line leaders, on a tablet at the station. Your process engineering team owns the SOPs.
Procedures, tolerances, fault codes and machine manuals for each station.
Operators ask in plain words and get the answer with the SOP section it came from.
New SOP revisions reach every station tablet in the next update.
Operators get the answer without leaving the machine.
Every answer points to the section it came from.
Questions and procedures never leave the plant.
No. It answers questions from your procedures. Machine settings stay in your control systems.
Operators can report the answer. Your process team updates the SOP and the fix reaches every station.
If you connect a gateway that reads machine signals, it can include them. The SOP answers work on their own.
Pick one team and one use case. We’ll have it running on your own devices in weeks.
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