@@user-bf7vy3ub9c "hey man, did you see Sequel Blockbuster #48289?" "Heh, I don't have time for those simple films anymore. I have to see the tire fog."
@@AIRSOFT24503 it's not CGI. How do I know it? Hollywood hires the best CGI artists in the world. No movie's CGI has that much understanding of physics. And if there was a CGI artist capable of devising such procedures, he/she would earn dozens of times more working for manufacturers.
Nice. Now I can get more money by being the tech that maintains and repairs that entire set of machines that used to do my job, which is also easier than the previous said job. On top of that, you try to garnish my wages, guess what happens when that machine goes down? 😂
@@Stellar001100 yeah im not on the Machines are gonna take my job wagon... however, when i was a tire Tech i would have loved for a machine to take my job.. GOOD PLEASE LET A MACHINE TAKE THIS JOB
I was wondering about that, I was about to look up to see if Volkswagen even had tire manufacturing (I still will), but tire and wheel assembly makes more sense.
@@folgersrcrcatvIt's a billion dollar market. Tapping into that wouldn't be too far off. 8 Million vehicles a year times 4 gives you 32Million tires a year. Even if they only save 5€ compared to sourcing them that would be ~160m€ a year
@@Mike-lt6sjyou can see the logo from SEIB Industries GMBH on the machine wich is fitting the the tire on to the rim. SEIB is a german engineering company.
@@peterd5387Nope, the guys who take our trash out, farm food and fix pipes do. Engineers find ways to replace those people with machines and in doing so increase overall system fragility.
@@cuboneshow это и впечатляет, а ещё поражает воображение какие широкие перспективы нового общественного устройства открывает развитие автоматизации производства.
На нокиан (айкон сейчас) такие же станки: шиносборочный VMI голландский, но там есть ещё круче, эти 15 лет назад начали использовать. А линию автоматического шиномонтажа, такую же практически, использовали пару лет только, на ней ещё и балансировать колеса сразу можно, правда вручную грузики шлёпать надо. Но выстреливает больше пары тысяч штук за смену.
@@aabidamn Funny enough, Goodyear's automotive tires seemed to have a better reputation back in the day. I think lot is more about scummy business practices but they do still seem to lag behind the likes of Michelin, Pirelli and even brands like Kumho. I know a lot of car guys that would never buy them and the controversy around their failing RV tires was really shady.
@@iamatlantis1correct. Nitrogen has a more stable pressure at varying temperatures, so high performance tires will sometimes be filled with it from the factory
Not smoke. Looked way more impressive than just some smoke. Looked like it might be instant filling using northern gas BB via a high pressure seal and squeezing the tyre down enough to create an opening via high pressure nitrogen gas insert. The pressure of the gas is enough to push the tyre from the rim?
@centralprocessingunit4988 Oh I have, it's just how effortlessly it beads the tire. From experience I know it it can be a bit of a pita. So for that thing to bead it and fill it in a matter of seconds is wild
@@FastPaullmounting a tire of this size on this type of rim is really easy so i have no idea what experience are you talking about. I actually doubt that this type of machine is capable of mounting low profile runflat tires on bmw type rim, or propably on any other rim.
Yeah, I had to watch it twice to convince myself of what I saw! Pushed the sidewall in, then nitrogen filled, the release the sidewall to seal itself, then release the pressure. I suspect they feed that machine an exact dose of liquid nitrogen per tyre to control the pressure, at such high speed.
@Nigel Tolley Not at all correct. These machines probably cost 5 years worth of every single workers salary who was doing the job before the machines came.
For anyone wondering, the inflation process is commonly known as 'Bell' inflation. No, it's not Nitrogen. The vapour you see is condensation. And yes, it really does inflate the tyre.
@@RoboLegoMindstormsPL the 'bell' creates a seal against the tyre and presses the top bead away from the rim. This creates a gap between rim and tyre, and air is pushed in. When the set pressure is met, the force against the tyre sidewall is released and the tyre bead seats against the rim. Some air is released when the bead seats, as you can see in the video. This is the audible noise and vapour.
@@Luis-bo2ujYep. Compressed air loosing pressure is the same mechanism that freezers use to cool stuff down and the inverse of how diesel engines work.
Yes, but is this the Autobot or Decepticon factory?? I don't know whether to feel good about it or... oh shit! There's also Constructicons.. they can't all be made equal can they??? Show me the spark! please.
@@XzzVttll странно наверное звучит, но шиномонтажка может быть на заправочной станции! Кто еще неуч))) Видимо вы очень молодой. Человек же пишет что ещё с 1988 года уже работал в этой сфере. Не нужно никого поправлять. Вы либо принимаете то что он пишет и делиться с вами информацией, либо не принимаете☝️ Всех благ.
Robotic engineering needs engineers and technicians as well to operate, maintain and function well etc... It saves workers from death, deseases and injuries,... People can do so many things machines and robots can't do... And I don't mean stupid crazy stuff 😊
I’ve built one of these when I worked for industrial tech services for Toyota. I went to the Volkswagen plant in Chattanooga Tennessee. And installed it
Toyota and VW in partnership? I was the T&W guy for Saturn taking over for Bill Z. way back in '95. I also worked on the one in Shreveport, LA as well as the one over at Comprehensive Logistics, Inc. At Saturn, the original balancer was a static balancer, which got replaced by a Schenck-Turner POS. Schenck-Turner eventually got black-balled from GM for a number of years, and I am happy to say that I had a fairly large role in that. :) Shreveport had a Micro-poise balancer. Not a bad balancer, just be sure to not try to balance a deflated tire. Otherwise it will spin the tire on the rim and let loose with a ton of smoke (and ruin the tire and wheel in the process).
Precision is not an issue anymore. Using a 3D printer at home knowledge of gear ratios it's a simple task to print a mechanical machine that moves an object very accurately very quickly. The difference is, you pay for that when making something reliable, and capable of lifting, turning and moving any kind of weight, however the precision you get here, is no better than anything you can make at home.
As an ex tyre fitter, watching that machine fit that tyre and pump it up in a manner of seconds was quite impressive but also worrying for the people still working in that trade. Im sure that machine is expensive but so are peoples salaries, i think its obvious which choice the big corporations will start to choose.
@jamiejones6994 actually nitrogen, 99%, from the factory and that machine. Helps regulate expansion and contraction with temp fluctuations. If you buy tires from Costco same thing and they have an air island that you can use anytime to fill up with nitrogen. So does most Volkswagen dealerships
A tecnologia tira empregos mas também cria milhares de outros empregos. O mesmo se falou dos teares mecânicos das máquinas agrícolas dos automóveis da lâmpada elétrica.
Pero la gente es tan absurda que aplauden las máquinas y pisan la cabeza a la humanidad, van camino a su destrucción...déjalos que se estampen como un mosquito.
Imagine the amount of money and knowledge involved. And what is needed to achieve this kind of level. Even if I will give u,random person,100 billion £ u can’t do it from scratch.
In reality it takes about 2-3 hours for the production of a single tyre. They have skipped showing one more process involved in tyre production that is curing process of green tyre which takes about an hour to complete. Post curing inflator process which is shown in the video takes about 2 hours to complete,they have shown only the start and the end of the process.
There is always one. Congratulations, you are the one. The point I made was purely a joke. Everyone knew it was a joke, except, apparently you. No one cares how long it takes to produce one tire. You are the type of person that stands by at a birthday party with a fire extinguisher when the candles are lit.
I worked at the bridgestone wheel factory, the technology in the first machine is far beyond where I work. We were two people doing what that machine was doing. unbelievable.
@@Riocontra лучше нанять Ашота или ваню чем ремонтирувать робота)) Ашотик заболел.. Ваню привели... Так что простые работы всеравно будут делать люди
Ну не говори! Единственное, где это было хорошо, что отправили старух хрень, так это на войну в Украине. Хотя у рашистов другого и не было туда что отправлять
I currently work at Goodyear and recently we got some of these machines and they are called single man. These machines are automatic and it combines both first stage and second stage processes. I currently do first stage and the liner, cord and wings are put on and spliced by hand. These machines suck for it’s impossible to cut out bad material for it’s all automatic therefore unless the material is perfect there will be a ton of downgrades. I gotta say I love what I do and that’s saying something for factory work.
@@geared4waryou get used to it lol I've been driving VW's for so long that I don't even react to a check engine light in my other cars it's just another day as far as I'm concerned
I mean if they're cheating at emissions, and cheating employees out of jobs, then obviously they're going to be cheating customers out of quality also....
That first machine in operation is quite literally one of the greatest things I’ve ever witnessed. I have no idea what it’s doing, but it looks awesome. It’s like something out of Star Trek
In America we have the technology to have these tires made like this, but I bet there’s some factory in the Middle East somewhere where dudes are working barefoot making tires out of old shoes using a hammer, a screwdriver, and some fire.
Look at this?, Not one human being working this is how life is going to be all of you that gave us this a thumbs up just remember machines will take over everything.
We’re still safe for now. This only works because it’s new production wheels and tire’s being assembled under very controlled conditions. As long as there’s raggedy old trucks with jacked up studs, screws in sidewalls, rounded swollen lug nuts, camber worn tires, corroded and bent/cracked wheels, and corroded tpms.. there’s no replacement for human labor.
@MAG OutdoorXtvt yes I don't mean that in general. It's all I've done my whole life, but even at that, it's still not that difficult. I don't mean to downplay how cool it is, but when you see it daily and learn how it all works, it really is easy. There are key components to making it possible which are encoders and servos and servo drives and controls. It is not a single person or entity that makes it all possible, but all of us together. It's a very fun profession especially now.
Generally you don't just start out to create machines like this from nothing, they're a long evolution over many years with many small additions/changes.
DAMN! The way that tire gets pumped up in the end is amazing. I want that for my car's tires! 3.2 bar is a nightmare to fill on a gas station that doesn't have a truck stop.
Gon be honest, if they streamed that 24/7 I'd watch it hours at a time
It’s fake. This is CGI
Every movie in 2023 bro. This still better.
@@AIRSOFT24503 it's not
@@user-bf7vy3ub9c "hey man, did you see Sequel Blockbuster #48289?"
"Heh, I don't have time for those simple films anymore. I have to see the tire fog."
@@AIRSOFT24503 it's not CGI. How do I know it? Hollywood hires the best CGI artists in the world. No movie's CGI has that much understanding of physics. And if there was a CGI artist capable of devising such procedures, he/she would earn dozens of times more working for manufacturers.
Management "One day a machine will take your job!"
Tire Tech "Thank god, When?"
Already taken, wake up!
@@Fundamental_Ontologyr/woosh
Nice. Now I can get more money by being the tech that maintains and repairs that entire set of machines that used to do my job, which is also easier than the previous said job. On top of that, you try to garnish my wages, guess what happens when that machine goes down? 😂
@@Stellar001100 yeah im not on the Machines are gonna take my job wagon... however, when i was a tire Tech i would have loved for a machine to take my job.. GOOD PLEASE LET A MACHINE TAKE THIS JOB
awesome
This is not production, this is actually assembly.
I used to work at a tire manufacturer plant. It’s dirty as hell.
Well, the most of the clip is an assembly process, but the beginning is not.
It's germany. They work in clean factories.
@@battlefennecThe description says china.
Assembly is a part of the production process
I was wondering about that, I was about to look up to see if Volkswagen even had tire manufacturing (I still will), but tire and wheel assembly makes more sense.
Volkswagen doesn’t manufacture tires! They source it from tier 1 suppliers.😊
Yes, there is no need to reinvent the wheel.
@@folgersrcrcatvIt's a billion dollar market. Tapping into that wouldn't be too far off. 8 Million vehicles a year times 4 gives you 32Million tires a year. Even if they only save 5€ compared to sourcing them that would be ~160m€ a year
tire 1 suppliers*
@@tomr6955is that a joke or do you really not know what the word tier means
@@EinfachFredhaftGaming it's a billion dollar market that requires its own massive level of engineering. Auto manufacturers have no interest in it.
Can we give some kudos to the process engineers that designed and built the machinery? Brilliant from design to execution
German craftmanship :)
@@Mike-lt6sj I know. It's still fascinating
@@Mike-lt6sj Bro its Volkswagen, a German brand with there Main producing Hub in Germany, this is pure german
@@Mike-lt6sjyou can see the logo from SEIB Industries GMBH on the machine wich is fitting the the tire on to the rim. SEIB is a german engineering company.
Yh God created them that's why they're so smart
Those who create factories are hidden geniuses
Engineers make the world go around
hidden lol engineers are everywhere
@@KatyaLishchthey are but they're not at the same time because they're not really acknowledged or credited often
Or the biggest criminals...
Actually, products should always become cheaper instead of more expensive.
The only thing that grows is profits...
@@peterd5387Nope, the guys who take our trash out, farm food and fix pipes do. Engineers find ways to replace those people with machines and in doing so increase overall system fragility.
Теперь представьте люжей, которые разработали техпроцессы и оборудование...
Pewnie to samo powstało przez miliardy lat tak jak człowiek i cały świat. 😂
Ну да,точность автономной работы робототехники ебейшая
@@cuboneshow это и впечатляет, а ещё поражает воображение какие широкие перспективы нового общественного устройства открывает развитие автоматизации производства.
@@henrykdabrowski253car / tire been here approximately 125 years. Computer robots around 50years ... so very recently, not 1 Billion years 😏
@@cuboneshowGerman quality, not suka orc Putlerland.
Смотришь на это и офигиваешь , какие-то технологии Зоргов , Япония и Германия поражают.
На нокиан (айкон сейчас) такие же станки: шиносборочный VMI голландский, но там есть ещё круче, эти 15 лет назад начали использовать. А линию автоматического шиномонтажа, такую же практически, использовали пару лет только, на ней ещё и балансировать колеса сразу можно, правда вручную грузики шлёпать надо. Но выстреливает больше пары тысяч штук за смену.
В описании написано что это Китай.
someone should make a streaming platform for warching various manifacturing processes, would be cool
How its made tv
Сколько рабочих мест потеряли
Nebula?
@@user-dg3ye6iv8u get a job
@@luichinplaystation610 i dont know about nebula, checked it out but didnt look very relevant to what i was talking about
I remember working at Goodyear and this was done manually.
Must had been Badyear back in the day.
@@aabidamn Funny enough, Goodyear's automotive tires seemed to have a better reputation back in the day. I think lot is more about scummy business practices but they do still seem to lag behind the likes of Michelin, Pirelli and even brands like Kumho. I know a lot of car guys that would never buy them and the controversy around their failing RV tires was really shady.
Human labor was cheaper than buying the machine. won’t be that way forever, though I see mass layoffs in the future because of ai robotics.
@@groot710already happening now
Year, it was,but never ever again 🎉😢😅😊😮😂
Какая голова у инженеров создающих такие станки 😮 👍
"Сколково" же 😂
С образованием инженера.. точно не хипстеры и таксисты
Jaką głowę musiał mieć TEN co stworzył człowieka. Tysiąc krotnie bardziej skomplikowanego. 😮
إنهم من شياطين الجن يتعاونون مع البشر
@@Khalid.Algarhi.27483lmao you believe in fairy tales friend.
Ayahku dulu bekerja di Pabrik Goodyear Indonesia selama 30 tahun, dan selalu menadapat penghargaan sebagai pegawai terbaik.
Need that at any commercial tire store so they stop messing up everyone's rims
Use a different shop.
Tire shops are run by suicidal people,
Yeah, they touched my rim too.
stress word 👉 beading 😉
The rims can also be cleaned before fitting the tires, garages do not do this or do it poorly most of the time.
The smoke in the end was epic. It was like a scene from the movie Terminator
Looked like it was sublimizing from liquid nitrogen
I was thinking the carbon-freezing chamber from The Empire Strikes Back!
@@iamatlantis1correct. Nitrogen has a more stable pressure at varying temperatures, so high performance tires will sometimes be filled with it from the factory
compressed air vapour
Not smoke. Looked way more impressive than just some smoke. Looked like it might be instant filling using northern gas BB via a high pressure seal and squeezing the tyre down enough to create an opening via high pressure nitrogen gas insert.
The pressure of the gas is enough to push the tyre from the rim?
Уважение инженерам которые придумали эти машины для сбора машин. Это де все просчитать нужно
Роботы не бастуют и не болеют 😊
That tire beading machine has to be the coolest shit ever.
if you think thats insane you should see inside an mri machine.
@centralprocessingunit4988 Oh I have, it's just how effortlessly it beads the tire. From experience I know it it can be a bit of a pita. So for that thing to bead it and fill it in a matter of seconds is wild
@@FastPaullit's actually an older tech newer faster models has already arrived
ikr looks like it inflates it and everything all in one step.
@@FastPaullmounting a tire of this size on this type of rim is really easy so i have no idea what experience are you talking about. I actually doubt that this type of machine is capable of mounting low profile runflat tires on bmw type rim, or propably on any other rim.
It's jaw dropping to see such production automation in fluid motion. Just incredible!
We’re pretty incredible, us homosapiens
H1tler is proud of his volkswagen
Which company sell these production automation machines?
@@mwanafalsafa3613 probably contracted engineers
@@mwanafalsafa3613 Fanuc Robotics most likely
I can still hear the “How It’s Made” theme song in my head.
🎶doot, do-doo-doo, doot🎶
These production machines never cease to amaze me
Holly hell that's the coolest way to fill a tire
Coolest way to take away jobs
@@chicofromph33nix64 that's what automation is. Otherwise only millionaires could afford a car.
Yeah, I had to watch it twice to convince myself of what I saw! Pushed the sidewall in, then nitrogen filled, the release the sidewall to seal itself, then release the pressure. I suspect they feed that machine an exact dose of liquid nitrogen per tyre to control the pressure, at such high speed.
@Nigel Tolley Not at all correct. These machines probably cost 5 years worth of every single workers salary who was doing the job before the machines came.
@@averagejoe6150 they also produce more
50 years ago, these were all hard working people who could afford to buy a house.
Thank you! I was looking for this! Glad to see someone else watched this with their mouth closed.
AI is the next technological revolution that will displace most jobs
Yea but this brings the cost of manufacturing down.
But they couldn't afford a car a tenth as good as the one this wheel goes onto. Robots make cheap stuff, cheap stuff is available for everyone.
@@RRedcraftRR in the future many labor intensive jobs will be lost too, but many other technical jobs will be created.
Così lavori 24 ore spettacolo puro , l'uomo inventa tutto sia veramente forti ,peccato che ancora continuano a fare le guerre invece di stare in ☮️💯🇮🇹
_And the Oscar is for... NEUMATIC, CONGRATULATIONS_
I actually work at a hankook tire factory and it’s always fun to watch each tire being constructed from each of it’s pieces.
Thank you because i have Hankook tires on my 2018 Caddilac CTS V and i love your product.
Hankook tires are among the finest industries
@@ahmadalmalik2919 I’m actually part of the team that helps develop experimental tires. So my day always has something new to shake things up.
How is "it's" and "its" spelled the same for you and means different things?
Idiocracy... the movie... in real life for 10 years now!
@@bboyjunyor and yet you’re the only one paying attention to grammar. You’re an idiot for thinking anyone actually cared.
For anyone wondering, the inflation process is commonly known as 'Bell' inflation. No, it's not Nitrogen. The vapour you see is condensation. And yes, it really does inflate the tyre.
How it is working?
@@RoboLegoMindstormsPL the 'bell' creates a seal against the tyre and presses the top bead away from the rim. This creates a gap between rim and tyre, and air is pushed in. When the set pressure is met, the force against the tyre sidewall is released and the tyre bead seats against the rim. Some air is released when the bead seats, as you can see in the video. This is the audible noise and vapour.
@@jjohnston890thank you. I was looking for that Information
I guess condenstioncomes from the difrencenin pressure when released
@@Luis-bo2ujYep. Compressed air loosing pressure is the same mechanism that freezers use to cool stuff down and the inverse of how diesel engines work.
The tyre install is the fastest iv ever seen...😮
And the sealer/inflator is absolute genius ❤❤❤
Machines don’t need money, they don’t want vacations, they don’t need to leave early, they don’t even complain about being overworked 😂😂😂😂
we're watching a machine doing at least 5 to 10 worker's job back in the days
Should have become engineers...😂😂😂
@ryshellso526 It's pretty rare you can see someone's life experience in a single sentence.
Now watch an excavator doing 10 worker's job with shovels.
Its cgi lol
@@ryshellso526If everyone became engineers we would still have not enough work so your suggestion is stupid.
If only tyre shops could have this tech and my rims would never get damaged again
What shops? What is a "tyre"?
Tyre is the same as tire.
Different part of the world, different spelling.
@@josephl3602 pretty sure they're just being ignorant
Was thinking the same lol
Yeah if only machines could patch a tire then that’d be great
I wish I could install tires that fast and effortlessly
Human intelligence; it is amazing. Just wow.
This was cooler than expected
Lol nice
And yet you're still so much missing out of this video, a lot of steps.
It’s amazing to see the standard actuating arms, and frame assemblies doing different type of work, across multiple manufacturing plants
Yes, but is this the Autobot or Decepticon factory??
I don't know whether to feel good about it or... oh shit! There's also Constructicons.. they can't all be made equal can they???
Show me the spark! please.
@@richardearnshaw2719 ёё⁰КУКУ
Yeah lol, i do maintain those arms on a tissue factory lmao
I worked in an American car plant we had a division of roughly 60 people who did this exact job. Machines suck lol.
Jesus loves all of you! Turn to him before it’s too late!
I didn’t know tire manufacturing could look this good
Geonosis droid factory vibes with all the whirring and noises lol. This is super cool
The way the tire comes to life with the smoke after being filled is awesome!!
It's filled with the choice of Vape from the buyer
Not smoke, condensation from quickly filling tire with nitrogen
That´s actually the smoke from the burning carcass of the working class that used to do this to afford a house, way back in the day.
@@robberlin2230I suppose that’d fit the stigma of a lot of VW owners…
@@deontaywallaceescaladeI’m ⚰️
I used to work at a gas station/tire shop & I gotta say shit has come a long way since 1988
gas station/tire shop...learn some grammar
@@XzzVttll the “muppet” in your name is showing
@@XzzVttllin child terms its (gas station)/(tire shop), muppet
@@XzzVttll странно наверное звучит, но шиномонтажка может быть на заправочной станции! Кто еще неуч))) Видимо вы очень молодой. Человек же пишет что ещё с 1988 года уже работал в этой сфере. Не нужно никого поправлять. Вы либо принимаете то что он пишет и делиться с вами информацией, либо не принимаете☝️ Всех благ.
Вы правы. Долгий путь. Это все быстро и автоматизировано!
Хорошо быть киборгом, душа не страдает..
I miss building these kinds of machines. They are a piece of art in their own way.
If only our tire machines in the shop were like that. Idc about the mounting, but that bead inflator. Very nice.
A machine like that would take the anxiety out of getting those outer beads to set and save so many lives…
Aren't tires filled with nitrogen usually from factory?
Inflator? You definitely don't work at a shop lmao
@@NineNineSevenTurbothere is no anxiety, you're a 🐱
@@austinaltemeyer7302 Yes
Cant believe humans built these machines and programmed them to do these precise tasks 😮
Y dejar a otros humanos sin trabajo
el. gomero del Barrio sin trabajo
la máquina. lo reemplaza
Robotic engineering needs engineers and technicians as well to operate, maintain and function well etc... It saves workers from death, deseases and injuries,... People can do so many things machines and robots can't do... And I don't mean stupid crazy stuff 😊
Yes CNC will do that
Поверь, это сделал человеческий гений, инженер 👍🏻🤔🤠💪🏻,. Слава Богу за всё 🙏💓🔥. Аминь.
متى يتطور العرب والمسلمين في كل المجالات الاقتصادية والاجتماعية والثقافية مثل هؤلاء العباقرة حقا نحنو من العالم الثالث والرابع لا ادري
This is why every car is cool
That last part was crazily cinematic.
Nitrogen
@@AdMBandLeader Is that really nitrogen or just compressed air?
@@nobeltnium just cold air, less moister
I’ve built one of these when I worked for industrial tech services for Toyota. I went to the Volkswagen plant in Chattanooga Tennessee. And installed it
I work at fanuc now , would love to be a I.T and be installing them in the field -
Toyota and VW in partnership? I was the T&W guy for Saturn taking over for Bill Z. way back in '95. I also worked on the one in Shreveport, LA as well as the one over at Comprehensive Logistics, Inc. At Saturn, the original balancer was a static balancer, which got replaced by a Schenck-Turner POS. Schenck-Turner eventually got black-balled from GM for a number of years, and I am happy to say that I had a fairly large role in that. :) Shreveport had a Micro-poise balancer. Not a bad balancer, just be sure to not try to balance a deflated tire. Otherwise it will spin the tire on the rim and let loose with a ton of smoke (and ruin the tire and wheel in the process).
@@trevor5293 How are things at Fanuc? I used to work for Standard Automation (a Fanuc paint shop installer).
They took das auto to a whole new level
I got w feeling of iron man watching those machines
The machines are so precise it doesn't even knock the RIM. That's impressive. And I love the air filling station😮
Precision is not an issue anymore. Using a 3D printer at home knowledge of gear ratios it's a simple task to print a mechanical machine that moves an object very accurately very quickly. The difference is, you pay for that when making something reliable, and capable of lifting, turning and moving any kind of weight, however the precision you get here, is no better than anything you can make at home.
Nitrogen filling station.
@@wilsonrawlin8547 nitrogen nice. Tx
@@wilsonrawlin8547 Is that just to seat the bead, or is it actually inflating the tyre to a set pressure too?
@@nothingmuch.3014
Seating the bead and final tire pressure.
Да, производство заслуживает высшей оценки👌👌👍👍👍
Для вас тупых: волксваген колёса не производит. Он вообще ничего не производит. Это всего лишь сборочный конвейер
@@konditer82еще и радуются что в скором времени вообще без работы на улице останутся😂
И повышает не уровень жизни , а безработицу и нищету.
@@user-go2hr2cp3xони тупо это не понимают 😢
@@garyst9599 про базовый доход слыхали?
Загуглите, так, для общего развития.
Volkswagen has gotten so big it is incredible
As an ex tyre fitter, watching that machine fit that tyre and pump it up in a manner of seconds was quite impressive but also worrying for the people still working in that trade. Im sure that machine is expensive but so are peoples salaries, i think its obvious which choice the big corporations will start to choose.
As a tire I can confirm, this is how we are made
😮
😂😂😂😂
Thank you for your service.
Can you get yourself replaced free of cost on my Bike?
but is it painful ?
Love it when that hit of nitrogen happens!
Not nitrogen actually it's vapor
@@jamiejones6994
Vapor is a generic term and does not exclude the gaseous form of nitrogen
@jamiejones6994 actually nitrogen, 99%, from the factory and that machine. Helps regulate expansion and contraction with temp fluctuations.
If you buy tires from Costco same thing and they have an air island that you can use anytime to fill up with nitrogen. So does most Volkswagen dealerships
Volkswagen doesn’t manufacture tires. It sources them from tires manufacturers.
Dang VW Group has a plant in China...??? 😮 Bravo👏🏽
Только что смотрел ролик, где пакистанцы на кортах диски в землю отливают😂 а тут прям как в фантастическом фильме😊
ну там качество! не то что эта поделка на коленке😂😂😂
Да вот смотри как мы немцы делаем с вашими ресурсами наши машины летали бы 😮
Посмотри белорусские новости, там лукашеня до сих пор считает, что он пуп земли...
@@google.belarus блять, это то тут при чем?!
@@a.k8487 они то может и немцы но ты явно нет)
Those robots need to start a union and remember “paid holidays”
Lol
En Argentina lo está pensando algún gremio .
One day they will
😅😅😅
'Paid spare parts"
I bet that factory smells amazing
You'll never see these machines strike, I'll tell you that rn!
Если так будет продолжаться то людей будут отсеивать по качеству хотя это уже происходит.
È il mostro liberista capitalista 😊
A tecnologia tira empregos mas também cria milhares de outros empregos.
O mesmo se falou dos teares mecânicos das máquinas agrícolas dos automóveis da lâmpada elétrica.
Надо будет пахать закопейки сейчас качеством
А войны по твоему для чего?
Pero la gente es tan absurda que aplauden las máquinas y pisan la cabeza a la humanidad, van camino a su destrucción...déjalos que se estampen como un mosquito.
Pretty amazing the way the tire is pressurized.
Imagine the amount of money and knowledge involved. And what is needed to achieve this kind of level.
Even if I will give u,random person,100 billion £ u can’t do it from scratch.
That robot is doing well for its family. Bringing home the bacon.
They produced an entire selection of tires faster than my mechanic can change a flat.
Lol without scratching the rim too
In reality it takes about 2-3 hours for the production of a single tyre.
They have skipped showing one more process involved in tyre production that is curing process of green tyre which takes about an hour to complete.
Post curing inflator process which is shown in the video takes about 2 hours to complete,they have shown only the start and the end of the process.
There is always one. Congratulations, you are the one. The point I made was purely a joke. Everyone knew it was a joke, except, apparently you. No one cares how long it takes to produce one tire. You are the type of person that stands by at a birthday party with a fire extinguisher when the candles are lit.
Eric, I see you and I must use the same mechanic.
@@marcussmith3969 i bet you're the kind of guy who doesn't put the cart back
I worked at the bridgestone wheel factory, the technology in the first machine is far beyond where I work. We were two people doing what that machine was doing. unbelievable.
what exactly was it doing? I'm a little loss
This video is fake, that's why
This was so satisfying 😊
it works tirelessly.
вот это и есть профессиональное производство, а не то где на старьё наплавляют всякую хрень.
В этом суть капитализма. Зачем платить зарплату тысяче рабочих, если можно платить ее лишь паре наладчиков.
@@Riocontra то есть тысячи людей останутся без работы? И вы думаете такой строй долго выстоит? Чушь пишите рыцарь ордена РенТВ
@@Dimik102 когда в такие работы обойдутся без людей, то люди будут делать те дела, которые машины не могут!
@@Riocontra лучше нанять Ашота или ваню чем ремонтирувать робота)) Ашотик заболел.. Ваню привели... Так что простые работы всеравно будут делать люди
Ну не говори! Единственное, где это было хорошо, что отправили старух хрень, так это на войну в Украине. Хотя у рашистов другого и не было туда что отправлять
Красота механики!
Engineers to be exact.
I currently work at Goodyear and recently we got some of these machines and they are called single man. These machines are automatic and it combines both first stage and second stage processes. I currently do first stage and the liner, cord and wings are put on and spliced by hand. These machines suck for it’s impossible to cut out bad material for it’s all automatic therefore unless the material is perfect there will be a ton of downgrades. I gotta say I love what I do and that’s saying something for factory work.
I used to work at the Good Year tyre plant in Wolverhampton before it's demise. This is really amazing technology. I love VW.
If only they could figure out how to keep their door handles from falling off and their headliners from sagging.
And the check engine light is always on! I can't figure out why
@@geared4waryou get used to it lol
I've been driving VW's for so long that I don't even react to a check engine light in my other cars
it's just another day as far as I'm concerned
Keep your windows up on the freeway. #1 way to avoid the glue prematurely drying out and separating
I mean if they're cheating at emissions, and cheating employees out of jobs, then obviously they're going to be cheating customers out of quality also....
@@tiwalterite i drive a 2002 suzuki and it has no AC so i can confirm it is in fact a vw issue
That first machine in operation is quite literally one of the greatest things I’ve ever witnessed. I have no idea what it’s doing, but it looks awesome. It’s like something out of Star Trek
This just looks like corporate greed to me.
tire building machine the latest one
@@hawasttimelikewaterLazy Union workers couldn't keep up.
@@gordoncrissey8751 haha
@@hawasttimelikewater well you don't know what you're lookin at then
Amazing. Complex beyond description. Kudos to the people who design and produce these machines.
ឡូយមែន❤❤❤❤❤
That has to be the most impressive machine I have ever seen!
You have seen nothing! :-D
I'm sure you've seen more impressive, you just can't remember. This is slow as h'.
It’s cgi rewatch the video
@@Colton_Marten Wut ? how ? what did you notice ?
@@-na-nomad6247 the arm that puts the tire on the rim is. CGI
In America we have the technology to have these tires made like this, but I bet there’s some factory in the Middle East somewhere where dudes are working barefoot making tires out of old shoes using a hammer, a screwdriver, and some fire.
В конце это не дым, это Тальк для резины..
This is very interesting, I've never seen tire production before.👍
Brand new tires are so satisfying to look at
The engineering in making these machines that do those tasks is amazing
Look at this?, Not one human being working this is how life is going to be all of you that gave us this a thumbs up just remember machines will take over everything.
Discount tire employee: I’m going to ask for a raise.
Automation will wipe out billions of jobs overall in the next 10 years causing massive worldwide issues with overpopulation without jobs
Definitely a no lol
@@PNW_Adventures1 after that now discount tires goes out, buys a bunch of robots, and only keeps the manager and one maybe to techs.
Manager "Meet your replacement.".
We’re still safe for now. This only works because it’s new production wheels and tire’s being assembled under very controlled conditions. As long as there’s raggedy old trucks with jacked up studs, screws in sidewalls, rounded swollen lug nuts, camber worn tires, corroded and bent/cracked wheels, and corroded tpms.. there’s no replacement for human labor.
На данный процесс можно смотреть бесконечно, ❤
это прекрасно и подобно тому как падает водопад.😊
thank you mas bro😂ilike❤
Интересно, рады ли такому 16000 уволенных сотрудников завода VAG?
Скоро прекрасно будем сидеть дома и сосать лапу😂, потому что мы никому не будем нужны 😢
What a marvel of ingenuity this is!
Автонадуватель огонь 🔥
Никогда бы не подумал, что именно так накачивают шины! Очень круто
@@akirakirovich725😂
Это Лада приора
It looks like they use nitrogen to inflate them,but not sure!
@@user-K0T_BEGEM0T🤣🤣🤣 в росий мозгов не хватит
The smoke just added something. It was all “yeh I’m a tyre bitch”
@mattewderrick4816 Exactly!
😂😂😂😂
Man made wonders 🤷🏻♂️
Cleaner than any Macdonald,s
Yeah... preparing food is extremely messy
sometimes i just cannot imagine how human brain can so sophisticated to create machine like this
It's not that difficult
@@BojaneBugami if you know the basic yes.....but i don't even learn about engineering so difficult for me
@MAG OutdoorXtvt yes I don't mean that in general. It's all I've done my whole life, but even at that, it's still not that difficult. I don't mean to downplay how cool it is, but when you see it daily and learn how it all works, it really is easy. There are key components to making it possible which are encoders and servos and servo drives and controls. It is not a single person or entity that makes it all possible, but all of us together. It's a very fun profession especially now.
Generally you don't just start out to create machines like this from nothing, they're a long evolution over many years with many small additions/changes.
Well its not 1 brain its a company so thousands of brains over years
As somone who’s never been into a tire production factory. I can confirm that this is very cool.
As someone who ALSO a Timothy, I can confirm that this Timothy is correct.
A former retreader here, definitely beats the way we did the process.
The freshly steamed tyre looks satisfying
Them robots took our jerbs!
DAMN! The way that tire gets pumped up in the end is amazing. I want that for my car's tires! 3.2 bar is a nightmare to fill on a gas station that doesn't have a truck stop.
3.2 bar? That's not a car, that's a tank.
Damn that would cut the wait time at a discount tire like crazy lol
The last bit, that robot arm pulls the wheels like Scorpion does in Mortal Combat, get over here and kisses the wheel for a steamy end
Mankind is dope af sometimes
If there was a live stream of this I’d never get tired