Solutions

We start from a concrete problem on the shop floor — not from a product. Find the situation that matches yours.

  • A cast aluminium housing stands on a scratched steel workbench. On its flank, side by side on one machined pad, sit a label with a two-dimensional code and an RFID transponder whose antenna coil is visible through it. Two gloved hands reach in from the left. Behind, a blue parts bin, an open carton and metal swarf on the bench.
    Automotive and rail suppliers

    When your customer asks for RFID on the part

    Your customer now expects an RFID transponder on the parts you ship, next to the GS1 label. Your systems were never set up to program one.

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  • A worker at a bench in a machine shop, writing by hand on a form clipped to a part on a trolley. An open ring binder of handwritten records lies in front, beside a closed binder marked "Baureihe DT8.12 — Prüfprotokolle 2024", and a shelf of further binders stands behind.
    Paperless manufacturing

    From route card to digital process

    Your route card is right only on the day it was printed, and traceability ends at a tick in a binder. You spot mistakes at final test, or at your customer's.

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Together, we work out whether and how your process can be digitized.

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