Robots in the manufacturing environment is becoming much more prevalent, but it hasn’t gotten any easier to implement. These four questions will help your organization figure out if they’re ready for implementation. Industrial robots can fill many different roles in the manufacturing environment, including welding, painting, assembly, Keep Reading >
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Smart Manufacturing Apps: Building for the Cloud, Deploying Anywhere
A couple years back, our applications developers began focusing on cloud-based software, building what we see as the future of manufacturing software. A majority of our application development is focused on building a set of core micro-services augmented with other customer-specific micro-services to support specific implementations. Our Keep Reading >
Manufacturing Today – On RedViking / Continental Motors Group Partnership
This is an excerpt written by Manufacturing Today. To read the full article visit http://manufacturing-today.com/sections/profiles/2275-continental-aerospace-technologies. Continental has also partnered with RedViking, which is supplying automated guided vehicles (AGVs) for its Future State Assembly line. Currently, Continental is using Keep Reading >
Increasing Aerospace Production Demands Automation Overhaul
This is an excerpt written by Automation World, featuring Dave Girard, Applications Director for RedViking. A leading jet engine manufacturer—aiming to quadruple production capacity in a two-year period—got a state-of-the-art assembly line that not only surpassed the goal but improved quality as well. A leading aerospace manufacturer was Keep Reading >
Starting From Scratch—Designing a Connected Factory
This is an excerpt written by Automation World, featuring Josh McNeely, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at RedViking As an engineering and integration house for Fortune 500 companies, we generally build new or enhanced automated assembly lines inside an existing facility. When we built a completely new automated guided vehicle (AGV) Keep Reading >
Are AGVs the Right Fit for Your Manufacturing Environment?
This is an excerpt written by Automation World, featuring Josh McNeely, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at RedViking Automated guided vehicles can provide flexible paths and processes, scalability, flexibility and intelligence in rapidly changing markets. We’ve installed more assembly-line automated guided vehicles (AGVs) for Keep Reading >
Takt Time vs. Cycle Time – Why Differences Matter
This is an excerpt written by Kip Hanson in MSC Industrial, featuring Greg Giles, Executive Director of MES / Argonaut at RedViking. CYCLE TIME VS. TAKT TIME: WHY THE DIFFERENCES MATTER The Need for MES Greg Giles of RedViking Engineering spends his days figuring out better ways to measure the manufacturing process, and he says Keep Reading >
Test Cell Automation Soup to Nuts
This is an excerpt from Automation World featuring Christine Erickson of RedViking: A turnkey system was designed to provide a tier-one automotive supplier with the flexibility needed for its end-of-line test and assembly cell. The problem: A tier-one automotive supplier needed a turnkey solution that would allow it to test functionality and Keep Reading >
Plant Engineering Names William Kidd and Nathan Butler Engineering Leaders Under 40
We're proud to announce that Plant Engineering magazine has named 2 RedViking employees as Engineering Leaders Under 40. Engineers were recognized for their innovations and long-term commitment to manufacturing. William Kidd, a graduate of Cornell University and Mechanical Team Lead at RedViking, "has been considered instrumental in the rising Keep Reading >
RedViking Named Best And Brightest For Wellness in 2018
RedViking has been recognized as one of the Best and Brightest organizations for Wellness in Michigan 3 years running. The Best and Brightest in Wellness awards program is the premier program honoring organizations that are making their workplaces, their employees and the community a healthier place to live and work. “Health and wellness Keep Reading >