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Manufacturing

AI-Driven Operations, Quality & Predictive Intelligence

AI Adoption

Manufacturing industries—especially automotive OEMs, Tier-1 suppliers, and machine builders—are operating under intense pressure driven by global competition, cost volatility, supply-chain uncertainty, and rapidly evolving technology.

  • Increasing demand for higher productivity with lower operational cost

  • Strong push toward brownfield digitalization without disrupting running plants

  • Growing need to:

    • Improve quality consistency

    • Reduce downtime and unplanned maintenance

    • Enhance shopfloor safety and compliance

  • AI adoption is moving beyond experimentation toward:

    • Vision AI at the edge

    • Data-driven maintenance and operations

    • AI-assisted analysis of industrial data and documentation

Use Cases

ConnectedThinks enables manufacturers to practically apply AI—combining Vision AI, Industrial IoT, and modern analytics—without replacing existing PLC, SCADA, MES, or automation systems.

Vision AI for Production & Assembly Supervision

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AI-based visual supervision of manual, semi-automated, and automated production processes to ensure correctness and consistency.

  • Detection of:

    • Missing, incorrect, or misplaced components

    • Wrong assembly sequence or orientation

    • Deviations from defined process steps

  • Continuous monitoring without stopping production

  • Event-based alerts and visual evidence for root-cause analysis

  • Works alongside existing PLC, SCADA, and MES systems

Typical applications: Automotive assembly stations, machine sub-assembly lines, pharma packaging processes

Machine Vision & AI for End-of-Line Testing

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Automated visual inspection at the final stage of production to ensure product quality before dispatch.

  • Surface inspection:

    • Scratches, dents, cracks, cosmetic defects

  • Code and label verification:

    • Barcode / QR / DataMatrix scanning

    • Print quality and readability checks

  • Pass / fail classification integrated with reject mechanisms

  • Image and result archival for audit and compliance

Typical applications:
Automotive components, consumer products, pharma packaging, food containers

Machine Builder
Enablement

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AI and vision capabilities are packaged as value-added modules for machine OEMs and system integrators.

  • Add intelligence to machines:

    • Assembly validation

    • Smart diagnostics

    • Condition monitoring

  • Enables:

    • Predictive maintenance offerings

    • Remote support and service insights

    • Data-driven service contracts

  • Deployable as:

    • On-premise edge software

    • OEM-branded or white-label solutions

Typical applications:
Special-purpose machines, packaging machines, assembly cells, test benches

AI-Assisted Data &
Document Intelligence

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Use of AI and large language models to extract insights from industrial data and documentation.

  • Analysis of:

    • Maintenance logs

    • Alarm histories

    • Production and downtime data

  • Intelligent search and summarization of:

    • SOPs

    • Machine manuals

    • Service and inspection reports

  • Faster troubleshooting and knowledge access for operators and engineers

Typical applications:
Maintenance teams, reliability engineers, operations managers, OEM service teams

Machine Vision for Industrial
Automation

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High-precision machine vision systems using multiple industrial cameras for deterministic automation tasks.

  • Accurate:

    • Alignment and positioning

    • Dimensional and size measurement

    • Presence and orientation checks

  • Supports:

    • GigE / USB3 industrial cameras

    • Controlled lighting and optics

  • Designed for real-time feedback to automation systems

  • Suitable for micron-level accuracy requirements

Typical applications: Pick-and-place alignment, robotic guidance, precision assembly, tool positioning

Traceability
 

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Visual and data-driven traceability across production steps, batches, and machines.

  • Vision-based identification of:

    • Part IDs, batch numbers, serial codes

  • Correlation of:

    • Product → machine → process → operator → time

  • Enables:

    • Faster root-cause analysis

    • Targeted recalls

    • Regulatory and customer compliance

  • Integrates with MES, ERP, and quality systems

Typical applications: Pharma batch tracking, automotive part genealogy, food production traceability

Machine Safety & Operator
Monitoring

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Vision-based safety monitoring to reduce incidents and improve compliance in industrial environments.

  • Detection of:

    • PPE compliance (helmets, gloves, safety vests)

    • Human presence in restricted or hazardous zones

    • Unsafe proximity to machines, robots, or moving equipment

  • Visual event logs for incident investigation

  • Supports safety audits and continuous improvement initiatives

Typical applications:
Automotive body shops, machining centers, oil & gas facilities, heavy manufacturing

Want to learn more?

Contact us to schedule a demo, technical scoping, or a training session.

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Contacts 

​​Germany

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Locixx GmbH

Auenstraße 38 85737 Ismaning,

Germany

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​Telefon: +49 (0) 89 420957895

Telefax: +49 (0) 89 420957895

India 

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ConnectedThinks Pvt Ltd

​​91springboard, Creaticity Mall,

Airport Rd, Yerawada, Pune,

Maharashtra, India – 411006

 

Phone : + 91-93722-85872

ConnectedThinks

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