CAR FACTORY | MERCEDES-BENZ INDUSTRY 4.0

The automobile industry is facing fundamental changes. Alongside the electrification of the powertrain and autonomous driving, it is above all digitalisation that is driving this process of change. This combination of the physical and digital is often referred to as "Industrie 4.0". Networking the entire value chain in real time is already more than just a vision for Mercedes-Benz.
The potential of the digital revolution is huge: If man, machine and industrial processes are intelligently networked, individual products of high quality can be created more rapidly, and production and manufacturing costs can be made competitive. Flexibility is another reason why Mercedes-Benz is actively helping to shape the digital revolution: The worldwide demand for passenger cars, commercial vehicles and mobility concepts is increasing. At the same time, the requirements of customers around the globe are becoming increasing diverse. While Mercedes-Benz was able to cover most customer requirements with just three basic passenger car models in the 1970s, there are now ten times as many. At the Sindelfingen plant, for example, it is extremely rare for two identical examples of the S-Class to leave the production lines. There is also an increasingly wide range of drive variants - alongside petrol and diesel engines, hybrid and fully electric drive systems are increasingly popular.
And the innovation cycles are increasingly shorter. All this culminates in the vision of Mercedes-Benz that automobile production will change from large-scale to "one-off" production, where every car is built to individual customer requirements.
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[@deepmelka8966]

en + le robo ne fai pa d faute ,Alors c mieux 1 homme! La précision , la perfection c ça!

[@Savaoff77]

Классная работа у парней, интересная.

[@lucasdixon1711]

hey,% magnificent. frightening stocking !

[@lavidaspeligrosa]

new robotical experient. making production more productive and fast

[@electrocomm]

3:30 that high frequency buzzing noise must be really annoying.

[@louissmets311]

Hi, what's up? Stunning. bite-sized flimsy 11

[@jurpik35]

Nice

[@asingh5482]

Greater precision to improvement overall functioning of the product, demands more involvement of robots.

[@lokgatorindustrialfastener7786]

🤝🤝🤝🤝

[@rogernevez5187]

This video was recorded in slow motion?

[@iPodtouchFan2000]

Wo bleibt der Mensch in der Zukunft ???

[@SPSTutorial]

Das ist doch schon Gegenwart :). Es wird zukünftig aber so sein das vorallem Fachpersonal für die Entwicklung, Instandhaltung etc benötigt wird. Somit ist der Mensch immer noch der wichtigste Faktor in der Industrie. mfg

[@unzensiert7339]

Sicherlich nicht in den Fabriken - Gott sei Dank!

[@gillesgermain7110]

a ben belle auto super mec ses ma Nubie mec ses très cher ses dommage quel sont très cher mec et ses ma Nubie mec'

[@customraspi]

Now I know why Mercedes is so expensive.

[@PrasannaRoutray97]

hello, I liked the work very much. can you please tell me how you program the robot? are you using c++ or python?
waiting for your reply.
Thanks

[@xavierdsouza8885]

none of them...they are obsolete

[@PrasannaRoutray97]

then which ones are used?

[@xavierdsouza8885]

they have their own inhouse programming language

[@KyKam44]

The Kuka iiwa robot shown towards the end of the video is actually programmed with Java.

[@ItsDSP]

I assume things will be much faster once everything is finished and is used in production. The robots in this video seem to take much longer to do anything compared to the ones already in use.

[@khazen1234]

Im guessing this is how they program these robots on how to build and install each item which is why its so slow if you watch their video on the c class's building proccess its much faster

[@camelio4946]

first comment in 2 years

[@afg697]

salut

[@kingsun4543]

很好！

[@星仔星仔]

犀利！！

[@user-im4qn6hs6i]

자동차생산직의 종말?

[@electroncraz91]

So much robot control to put in a gas tank. Well if it's complicated enough to put in a gas tank, then imagine the poor bastard mechanic that has to replace a fuel pump by hand. Planned obsolescence.

[@BoxyTheSpaceDog]

watch and weep haters

[@RenaultSanderoStepway]

robots also break

[@capnthepeafarmer]

I don't understand why any of this is useful. It's slower, more expensive, and more complicated. I would understand if it was able to produce a car faster, or if it gave some sort of advantage. I just do not understand.

[@kennethaliantluanga1370]

4 Mercedes Benz car making machine I need every monthly send me farm veng district let go

[@kudretbey9522]

so slow

[@hsanmbarky5559]

na9ishom ken chheda

[@saulovilanova2184]

These robots look pretty lazy to me.

[@bernardwolki7703]

Sehr langsam!

[@50_bu48]

Bernard Wölki ist nich in der Entwicklung

[@practicalengineering6965]

that doesnot improver really the effectivity i think