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That is impressive. Automated troubleshooting program in 1998 was cool. Do production lines today have that sort of ability?
by escapist16 6y ago
That is impressive. Automated troubleshooting program in 1998 was cool. Do production lines today have that sort of ability?
- BJBBB 6y agoFor that type of stuff, probably a stupid idea because the root cause was poor process control by the factory. Typically modern production lines mitigate troubleshooting and re-work by building it correctly, which was supposedly the original reason for all of the ISO 9k hoopla. And re-working stuff on the factory floor does bad things to long-term product reliability, so my solution to the problem at hand was doubly stupid.