AI-based vision system ensures that relays and other components are installed correctly.

Threaded and nonthreaded fasteners are, by far, the most popular means of assembling parts. Here’s a look at some of the latest fasteners and the equipment for installing them.

To meet the production and quality demands of a new contract, a Kentucky automotive supplier implemented Pico MES to error-proof its shop floor operations, consistently build parts in high volume, and ultimately expand its business.

Error-proofing was a recurring theme at the Assembly Show South, especially with fastening tools.

Infrared system locates position of fastening tools in real time with no latency.

Digital tools help bridge the skills gap and improve quality.

To meet safe launch for an automotive component, a Michigan company had to manufacture 4,000 assemblies with zero defects. MES software helped the company do it.

Nominees include AI software, a fast and precise robot, and a smart workbench for error-proof assembly.

Intelligent digital work instructions revolutionize training for distributors and electricians.

Enhancements aimed at reducing Toyota’s carbon footprint have also benefited screwdriving, ergonomics and quality.