Friday, March 4, 2022
Technology provider Dürr successfully wins the Intelligent Manufacturing Award, taking the overall prize with the software products from the DXQanalyze family. The smart software collects available production data and evaluates it in order to develop appropriate actions to optimise production. Using machine learning, the software can deduce unknown correlations and patterns and identify potential faults in advance.
The Microsoft Intelligent Manufacturing Award (MIMA), organized by Microsoft Germany and the management consultancy company Roland Berger, honors companies that are making a valuable contribution to the future of industry through innovative ideas and solutions. Prizes are awarded in five categories. There is also an overall prize for the company that impresses the jury across all categories. This year, Dürr Systems was named the overall winner for its DXQanalyze software products. “Winning the Microsoft Intelligent Manufacturing Award not only makes us very proud, but also strengthens us in our vision of a fully digitized paint shop,” says Dr. Jochen Weyrauch, CEO of Dürr Systems AG, pleased with the outstanding performance.
Gather, evaluate, predict
The products from the DXQanalyze family gather available machine and plant data, like process and workpiece information, and evaluates it. Possible quality defects in workpieces as well as imminent wear on plant components can be identified at the point of origin, and appropriate actions can be defined.
In combination with machine learning, large amounts of data including historical data can be used to continuously make accurate forecasts for the future. This is where the application DXQequipment.analytics comes in. DXQplant.analytics analyzes the data and the documented workpiece quality on a superordinate level, and in this way can draw conclusions about the operation of individual systems along the value chain.
The software can be used in new and existing systems, depending on the application. Installation on individual systems (on edge), in a company’s internal network (on premise), or in a cloud environment is supported. The software can be integrated in different IT systems and adapted to customers’ different architectural requirements.
Tags: DÜRR, furniture, Microsoft Manufacturing Award, wood, wood and panel, wood technology, woodworking industry
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