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We have integrated these tools in a connected cell paired with augmented work instructions, smart tooling and cobotic support to demonstrate how when paired up – these technologies can enhance the ability of a technician or operator and reduce the amount of time spent locating, setting up and calibrating equipment before starting the job at hand.

The key development has been the creation of a generic architecture utilising edge computing and MQTT as a data protocol to provide a simple and efficient means for data to be transferred between these and other tools, meaning that a technician or operator only need interact with a MES as their single pane of glass view as to what is occurring in the cell and what needs to happen next.

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