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How engineers can design more sustainable and efficient products

by Philipp Noll on
Engineering CUBE

As vehicles become more sophisticated and interconnected, manufacturers face increasing challenges in maintaining high first-pass yield rates. The growing complexity of software-defined vehicles, intricate electronics, and multi-layered supply chains introduces new failure points, leading to errors, rework, and inefficiencies on the shop floor. But what if this complexity didn’t negatively impact your first-pass yield?

To maintain efficiency, manufacturers must eliminate engineering data bottlenecks and improve real-time engineering insights to identify and resolve issues faster. Holistic product data management and flexible data integration for product development allow teams to access the right information at the right time, reducing reliance on manual workarounds and complex engineering workflows. By streamlining troubleshooting processes, manufacturers can reduce rework, optimize quality control, and enhance production performance.

In this expert session from the SPREAD Cube Conference 2023 in Stuttgart, industry leaders Frank Homberger (Mercedes-Benz), Michael Schmidt (BMW Group), and Philipp Noll (SPREAD) explore:

- How complex vehicle manufacturing challenges first-pass yield
- Strategies for improving troubleshooting with real-time engineering insights
- The role of holistic product data management in reducing manual workarounds
- How flexible data integration optimizes product development and reduces errors

Watch the full discussion now and discover how to make manufacturing smarter, faster, and more resilient.