Completed project
Development of assistants for efficient use and maintenance of multi-spindle drilling lines
In serial furniture manufacturing, large production batches and defective parts prevent product completion, occupy floor space and obstruct production flow.
Project context
One cause is the long setup time of multi-spindle drilling machines, driven by unit wear and the complexity of evaluating deviations across different holes.
- Worn units create recurring scatter in drilled hole centres.
- Operators find it difficult to connect multiple deviations with a specific corrective action.
Solution developed during the project
Computer vision and artificial intelligence were used to develop assistants that help operators set up drilling lines faster and provide preventive maintenance recommendations for drilling units.
The project was co-funded by the European Union.
Project contact
Andrius Gudaitis
andriusg@proginta.lt
+370 699 92659