
Vehicle specification data is taken from the GALC system; the buttons on the WDPS rack devices light up according to each vehicle's specification and guide the operator to the right part. Picking is completed with the confirmation button.
The buttons on the WDPS rack devices light up according to the vehicle specification data coming from the MES system and guide the operator to the right part. Picking is completed with the confirmation button.
An administration interface for rack, device, user and task management. Built on a layered architecture with data access isolated from the application; the RF control unit connects to the upper system over Modbus TCP/IP.
A line side kiosk interface where the operator selects and starts a task. It talks directly to the WDPS network and writes results to the central database.
A control board built around TI CC1310 TX/RX RF modules, running on a real time operating system without a PC next to it. The rack device carries an information display and a multi colour confirmation button.
Data from the PLC and a laser measurement device evaluated against tolerance and master gauge values. Includes barcode based records, archiving, machine reports, backup and a user guide screen.
A station application that inspects four tyres plus the spare step by step for each vehicle, with a step indicator interface, a measurement table, device management and alarm tracking.
A desktop application in which measurement points on the body are defined, monitored and evaluated by group.
Leak test results read from the test device, transferred into the line software, evaluated and recorded.
Welding caliper measurements collected through a client service and monitored centrally. Installed as a service on the shop floor computers.
Dispatch note and order data pulled from Logo ERP and verified against the weight read from an electronic scale connected over Modbus TCP. Includes tolerance calculation, OK/NG marking, a summary screen and a printout.
Reading the vehicle identity label with an Omron FH vision system, verifying it against a defined pattern and evaluating the judgement value. Results are traceable through the vision log and the database.
Calls and stoppages on the welding line managed through a web interface, a worker service and a Windows service. Rolled out to shop floor computers with an installer package.
An in line defect tracking system made up of an operator screen, a monitoring screen and kiosk applications, commissioned with an installation wizard and training material.
Collecting call and stoppage events on the line, showing them on screens and reporting them.
A web application in which parts and inspection steps are tracked with QR codes. Inspection results are reported centrally.
An application built to transfer maintenance records between systems and collect them in a central database.
Production data read from the PLC transferred into a SQL database and monitored through a separate viewer application. Distributed to the field with an installer package.
A communication library for Toyopuc PLC devices over Ethernet, used as shared infrastructure in press and welding applications.
Parameter management, result reading and detail viewing for torque tools over Atlas Copco Open Protocol.
A desktop application for parameter management and control of BLV-D and KRD series motor drivers over Modbus RTU.
Reporting of SCADA data, tank monitoring screens and data exchange over a SAP web service. Also includes product and data transfer tools.
A corporate application built on a layered architecture that calculates product costs through a web interface and a Web API.
A web portal where internal processes are managed from a single place, together with a production recipe management system.
An MVC application built on a layered architecture where line processes are managed over the web.
A line application developed for the fender sub-line, monitoring and guiding the flow on the line.
A control and monitoring application developed for the paint shop robot cell.
A desktop application that monitors dry cabinet conditions and presents them to the operator, developed and updated in the field release by release.
Fan, valve and exhaust control with zone based sensor readings, scheduled tasks and alarm handling. Runs without interruption on three separate Windows services. Commissioned abroad.

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