Dancing Robots assemble cars in just 68 seconds to classical music

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  • čas přidán 7. 05. 2018
  • Seat has given a glimpse into the fascinating role its ‘dancing’ robots play to ensure a new car body is manufactured to precision every 68 seconds.
    The Spanish car giant employs more than 7,000 members of staff at its Martorell production facility near Barcelona.
    But at the centre of the state-of-the-art factory are 2,000 robots which harmoniously assemble the bodywork for models such as the Ibiza and Leon.
    This multi-coloured mechanical workforce move vertically, horizontally on rails and can perform 720º pirouettes.
    They vary from one to seven metres in length, handle weights of up to 700kg and work on up to 2,300 parts daily - all in perfect synchronicity.
    The robots are part of the ‘fourth industrial revolution’, and they help relieve human colleagues of repetitive work and heavy lifting.
    But they are brain as much as brawn and perform increasing sophisticated functions, including welding, bolting, applying adhesives and measuring possible body deviations of up to two-tenths of a millimetre with their measuring sensors.
    And while the robots work, a team of 390 people keep an eye on the needs of the facilities, ensuring the robots are operating correctly.
    Seat has now released a video showcasing the robots in action as they ‘dance’ to classical music.
    The Martorell factory, which is the size of 400 football fields, is celebrating its 25th birthday this year - with almost ten million vehicles rolling off the production line over the past quarter-of-a-century.
    In 2017, SEAT achieved worldwide sales of nearly 470,000 vehicles. Martorell is one of the biggest car production facilities in Europe.
    While car sales in the UK have fallen significantly this year, Seat is one of the few firms to buck the trend - with registrations up 14 per cent in 2018.

Komentáře • 7

  • @MarkWCorbett1
    @MarkWCorbett1 Před 3 lety

    May I use this video in a presentation I am giving? I want to use it as an analogy to what it going on in living cells.

  • @user-sf3hj1qe1f
    @user-sf3hj1qe1f Před 3 lety

    मंत्र तंत्र यंत्र विज्ञान 9999

  • @chrisschmidt8182
    @chrisschmidt8182 Před 3 lety

    Thats why I say to every one, let the children learn and they have to learn like hell bent leather No time for Facebook and TV Learn and learn and keep the mind open
    When I go out and I am in the primitive world of handyman work , No one want's to know anything No one wants to be bothered with know how and how things done.
    TV please and an Idiots show and Gaming the worst of all, makes you total DULL.. The complete US population got mindless , No interest .
    I am glad that i am to old now but the children will face a not pleasant future
    Chris Schmidt

  • @marcinwieczorek8878
    @marcinwieczorek8878 Před 3 lety +2

    Don't true. Jobs for human is: production robots, installing robots, programing robots, maintenance robots; a lot of work for for INTELIGENT humans. I have problem to find intelligent engineers for work with robots during 20 years

  • @danielahlert3370
    @danielahlert3370 Před 2 lety

    Robots Don't Buy Cars Daniel Ahlert 2021 version. They don't buy anything. Not good for barttering.

  • @dukepapas
    @dukepapas Před 6 lety +1

    no jobs for human................i hate robots

    • @chrisschmidt8182
      @chrisschmidt8182 Před 3 lety +1

      There are more jobs then you think for Humans with robots Only you have to learn and get your mind going the Old times are gone so YOU have to change to compete.
      You don,t Then watch the Dynosaurier story extinkt.
      let at least your Children learn and force them to learn if you are to tired of it
      Chris Schmidt