The confidence to push the threshold of product performance in future designs requires enterprises to weigh the potential trade-offs of their product’s cost, quality, safety, function, and use of resources. The best way to meet energy efficiency, safety, comfort, and lightweight goals is to evaluate, early on, if a proposed product is practical when it comes to the selected material type, shape and geometry, production costs, and logistics requirements.

By applying Smart Manufacturing, companies can validate the proposed manufacturing processes and material requirements set forth by the product development and design engineering teams.

Technical Managers, Quality Managers, Team Leaders, Manufacturing Engineers, Product Engineers, Structural Engineers, Project Engineers...