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Using this method, the Model T could be produced every ninety minutes, making it possible to produce automobiles priced for the consumer market, and paving the way for America’s auto-centric transportation culture. The assembly line was quickly adopted by other industries, making it possible for manufacturers to produce complex products like cars, aircraft, and industrial machines better and faster than ever before. Manufacturers that did not adopt the modern assembly line quickly went extinct.

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With more advanced technology, linear transfer assembly systems have become more sophisticated, utilizing automated robots, computerized controls, and advanced sensors to optimize the assembly process. Because of the high cost of labour and difficulty finding skilled workers, among other reasons, interest in assembly automation has only increased. Learn more about the history and future of the assembly line.

As technology continues to advance, we can expect further innovations and enhancements in the field of automated manufacturing. MecSmart, a world-class manufacturer of automation systems for the automotive, industrial, consumer goods, service and assembly sectors, can help you build a linear transfer assembly system customized to your needs and industry.

Mecsmart Systems’ Design & Engineering department works collaboratively with manufacturers to develop assembly automation designs that work for them, from concept planning to electrical panels and controls. Our Machine Build & Development team brings your design to life. Get started with MecSmart Systems.

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An automation production line is simply a series of workstations connected by a transfer system and an electrical control system. Each station is assigned a particular task, performed on the product as it moves step by step along the line. A fully automated production line eliminates the need for humans to interfere, and all processes are accomplished through automated operations.

Benefits

Automation of an assembly line means humans can take care of tasks such as system design, supervision, and monitoring, rather than getting themselves involved in any risky situations. The benefits can be summed up as:

• The entire process becomes increasingly reliable as the mechanical movements have no chance of deviating from their pre-programmed instructions
• Greater productivity can be achieved as processes can be carried out at a higher rate of speed
• Human laborers can be freed of repetitive tasks allowing companies to fully utilize their human resources
• Careful investments can provide companies a high RoI, along with reduced labor costs
• The introduction of fast, stable and accurate flow means the cost of manufactured products are reduced, translating into greater economic efficiency

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