Quality Control

Intro

Digitize your Quality Control to Ensure Flawless Production Processes

High process quality is the key to successful production. However, conventional technology solutions insufficiently capture real-time data and offer reactive rather than preventive approaches to quality assurance. Position data enables companies to achieve significant quality improvements across production and logistics processes.

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Man Making Quality Controll On Containers

Location-based quality control enables consistent compliance with process rules and storage principles, such as acclimatization times and goal times. Ultimately, it ensures flawless process and product quality.

Main Challenges in Quality Control

1 | Manual Process Errors:
Process violations, such as exceeding acclimatization times, quickly result in quality problems and non-value adding work activities.

2 | Costly Delays or Downtimes:
Delayed detection of process violations, such as a skipped process step, can lead to costly scrap, rework, or repairs.

3 | Inadequate inspection:
Gaps in material inspection can result in the wrong materials being processed, which leads to rework.

4 | Non-adherence to storage principles:
the FIFO principle is repeatedly violated.

How to: Efficient Quality Control with KINEXON RTLS and KINEXON OS

01 1 | Acclimatization Time

02 2 | Buffer Stock

03 1 | Location Verification

Acclimatization Time

The countdown is on – Monitor predefined cooling or heating times in real time by using geofences and the KINEXON ePaper Tag, which avoids exceeding target times.

Buffer Stock

Sticking to the rule – Identify which assets have been stored for the longest time by visualizing the buffer stock and applying the FIFO principle in the throughput areas.

Location Verification

Stay in the know – Ensure correct material delivery by validating the material position during the production process through continuous position monitoring and asset tracking.