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The data entry part? One of the most unreliable part of any process? Even assuming that the wrench does the data entry and then needs to be connected to upload
by mardifoufs 3y ago
The data entry part? One of the most unreliable part of any process? Even assuming that the wrench does the data entry and then needs to be connected to upload it to some link via a connected wire, you are still going to need tons of network related gear. And you won't have direct, live feedback over the process. If the worker needs to manually enter the stats then it's just even worse
- CyberDildonics 3y agoAgain, if the networked torque wrench is working on different bolts how would know which bolt is which?
- mardifoufs 3y agoI think it's mostly for assembly lines where the same task is repeated. I'd guess you might even have a "process" of a set of bolts to do one after the other in a specific order (which is usually the case for engines for example) but I'm not sure if the connected wrench knows or handles that
- CyberDildonics 3y agoRight, and if you are on an assembly line, why wouldn't you use a fixed torque?