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Bei ST Engineering MRAS übernimmt der autonome Roboterhund Spot von Boston Dynamics zentrale Aufgaben in Inspektion und Datenerfassung. In Kombination mit dem Leica BLK ARC entsteht ein präziser digitaler Zwilling der 1,5 Mio. sq ft großen Produktionsstätte.

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ST Engineering MRAS setzt auf datengetriebene Prozesse, um Fertigung, Wartung und Energieeffizienz auf ein neues Level zu heben. Spot patrouilliert autonom durch die Werkshallen, erfasst thermische Daten mit der Spot Cam sowie akustische Analysen per Fluke SV600 und überwacht kritische Anlagen wie Autoklaven und elektrische Komponenten. So lassen sich Ausfälle frühzeitig erkennen, Stillstandzeiten reduzieren und die Sicherheit erhöhen.

Dank der Integration des Leica BLK ARC Laserscanners erstellt Spot zusätzlich hochauflösende 3D-Punktwolken für einen aktuellen digitalen Zwilling der gesamten Fabrik. Gerade in einer 95 Jahre alten Anlage mit gewachsenen Strukturen sorgt das für Transparenz bis ins Detail. Regelmäßige, automatisierte Scans sparen Zeit und liefern eine belastbare Datenbasis für Umbauten, Effizienzanalysen und strategische Planung.

Für das Management bedeutet das nicht nur wirtschaftliche Vorteile, sondern auch ein Plus an Betriebssicherheit – selbst wenn das Wartungsteam knapp besetzt ist. Gleichzeitig wirkt Spot als Innovationssymbol und zieht insbesondere junge Fachkräfte an, für die autonome Robotik selbstverständlich zur modernen Produktion gehört.

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00:00If you want to ask what SPOT's doing for us, it's gathering data that we didn't have before.
00:05And it allows us to build a database filled with records of critical equipment, statistics,
00:10that we can go and eventually use to diagnose or prevent machine failures,
00:15to help keep uptime, and even safety of the people that work around the machines.
00:20My name is Mark Hemling. I'm with ST Engineering.
00:23We're a 1.5 million square feet facility, and we manufacture composite components for aircrafts.
00:29So primarily we make here our thrust reversers or nacelle systems.
00:34Anything you can see from the window of the airplane around the engine.
00:37The only thing most people ever see of the engine is the blades. Everything around it is what we make.
00:42As we continue to grow the business and we bring in new technology to help us both manufacture our products,
00:48but then also maintain our facility, we need to push to not only bring the equipment and technologies
00:53that we use to manufacture components, but also the facility itself to ensure that we can run at peak efficiency.
00:59And maintain the quality and production level required to make our customers happy.
01:05The process we use here are energy intensive.
01:08On a monthly basis, just in electricity, we spend maybe $300,000 worth of power, right?
01:13So one of the things that we do is that we want to make our systems here that utilize that
01:17energy the most efficiently that they possibly can.
01:19You try to do daily machine checks, weekly machine checks, but as your maintenance team gets pulled on hotter tasks,
01:26more urgent matters,
01:27there's times when those routines and daily tasks can be skipped.
01:30And what we found is skipping those when you have the amount of equipment that we have in this factory
01:35just continues to have a pileup effect in some ways.
01:39You could miss something critical in between those times.
01:43We currently have Spot doing inspections throughout the facility for our critical equipment or Category 1.
01:48It's utilizing its SpotCam for thermal inspections, but also the Fluke SV600 for acoustic imaging.
01:54It's looking at things like motors, electrical components, and it's really capturing the current status of our machines and equipment.
02:02It is inspecting things like our autoclaves.
02:05They are dangerous pieces of equipment.
02:07They are pressurized vessels.
02:09But also, if the autoclave run were to fail, it's a large monetary loss for products that sometimes they're not
02:16recoverable.
02:18Being in a facility that is 95 years old, we do have engineer drawings of the facility, but they don't
02:25really capture everything.
02:26There are components and things that may have been left from 60 years ago that are still here and not
02:33captured.
02:33But now, with the added capability of the Leica scanner, we can now create a 3D model of our facility.
02:40It allows us to almost take a snapshot in time and something that you could walk through and see the
02:46changes that we make.
02:47There's been three areas where we're really getting a lot of return for our investment.
02:51Automation in the manufacturing side of it, and then our digital technology, our digital thread through our factory, such that
02:57the factory kind of talks to us.
02:59And SPOT will be part of that, right?
03:01There's also a personal sense of comfort that I know that when I'm not here, when my people aren't here,
03:06the maintenance crew is thin, there's somebody out there looking, keeping an eye on things.
03:10Several times a year, we're making big moves throughout the factory.
03:13Keeping up with that is very hard.
03:15It would probably be a multi-week operation with multiple people.
03:20As soon as they're done, we'd probably need to scan again because we'd change something.
03:24Having the dog walk through the factory and routinely capture the facility will be the backbone of our scans, and
03:32it will provide a lot of insight.
03:34You go and you set these missions up, and then say we want to run it every quarter, every week,
03:39every day.
03:40The ultimate value in the BLK arc is time.
03:43Time is what it saves.
03:46Not only is it going to be great for our business in terms of the inspections and everything, people see
03:52it, and they're just amazed.
03:54Say you brought SPOT to a job fair.
03:56I don't know how to explain it, but SPOT has this ability to just draw people in.
04:00The younger population, it's natural to them.
04:03They've grown up expecting this to be the future of manufacturing.
04:08The way we present it to them is that it is part of our strategy, part of how we're going
04:11to grow our business.
04:12We've been here 95 years.
04:13I'd love to be here for another 95 years.
04:15Those kids are the ones that are going to be here.
04:17The work we're doing now isn't for me.
04:19It's really to put things in place so that 10, 15 years from now, as those children become part of
04:24the workforce, our operators, our engineers, our staff here, for them it's just normal.
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