Flexible automation drives speed, repeatability and cost savings for limited-volume, high-mix production


Traditional manufacturing of small-to-medium volumes of complex products is often costly, slow and custom, limiting outcomes. Manual processes threaten errors and delays, complicated setups preclude agility in the face of rapid shifts in demand, and a lack of repeatability culminates in inefficiencies across the production process.

This webinar will discuss flexible automation, an approach to automation that uses custom, modular and highly-adaptable systems that allow low-to-mid volume, high-mix manufacturing to benefit from the advantages of automation, including cost savings. Sometimes referred to as soft automation, contract manufacturers with expert engineering teams offer flexible automation as a way to improve automation of complex products typically seen in medical, industrial and defense applications.

As well as delivering highly reliable, quality controlled and precision complex products, flexible automation offers optimal costs, improved speed and efficiency, agility to make changes to production and the potential of repeatability.

Watch the recording on-demand to find out more about:

  • Progress of automation across complex product manufacturers
  • New strategies and approaches to automation
  • Potential and deliverables of flexible automation
  • An outline of flexible automation in practice
  • Benefits of getting it right, penalties of getting it wrong

Our Speakers

 
Jeff Rodgers 250
Jeff Rodgers


VP of Business Development North America
Benchmark


Karel Kruger 250
Karel Kruger


Associate Professor in Automation Systems
Institute for ManufacturingDepartment of EngineeringUniversity of Cambridge

Justin Blair 250
Justin Blair
 

Automation
Manager

Benchmark


Sarah Underwood 2022_250
Moderator:
Sarah Underwood


Webinar Host

Finelight Media

 


Justin Blair
Automation Manager
Benchmark
Justin Blair is an Automation Manager at Benchmark, specializing in robotic system development and lean manufacturing. With 10+ years in the industry and a degree in Industrial Engineering, he leads teams to optimize manufacturing processes and drive innovation in automation technology.

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