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visTABLE - Digital Factory Planning Software

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visTABLE is a comprehensive software solution designed to facilitate digital factory planning and transition to Industry 4.0, offering medium-sized companies a robust toolkit for data-driven factory design and optimization. The software enables users to identify potential issues before physical installations, improving efficiency through virtual factories and digital twins. With capabilities spanning from 2D and 3D visualization to virtual reality integration, visTABLE supports planners in detailed manufacturing mapping and smart workflow development. Users can import CAD files, create objects, and refine layouts iteratively, allowing for easy collaboration and review among cross-functional teams. This solution aids in reducing time-to-market and production costs, making it indispensable for industries like automotive, where digital designs precede physical factory commissioning. Additionally, visTABLE® is user-friendly, combining ease of accessibility with an integrative approach to value stream mapping and lean manufacturing, ensuring comprehensive transparency and eliminating information silos.

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visTABLE is an effective building block for medium-sized companies on the way to Industry 4.0 or Digital Factory. Find potential problems before installation begins. Digital workflows save time and cost. Use the Digital Twin to communicate your design to stakeholders. Customer-oriented companies can plan and validate future factories for the most efficient equipment placement to maximize production performance. Because not only the products, yet the technology and processes required to manufacture them, must be tested for their functionality and resilience.

  • Data-driven Factory Planning
  • Virtual factory
  • 3D Visualization
  • Digitalization of collaboration workflows
 

3D Construction Kit for the Digital Factory

  • 2700+ 3D objects shipped with the software
  • Import CAD files (e.g. STEP, DWG etc.)
  • Create new objects from building blocks by yourself

visTABLE® software provides the entry into 3D factory design workflow. In the future, before a real product is created, the virtual product will be produced in the Digital Factory by means of virtual manufacturing and assembly (digital twin). This requires digital factory planning tools, such as visTABLE® software, which supports the planner in solving this complex task. 2D factory planning is being replaced by 3D factory planning.

Smart production workflows and processes

Use the process, 2D and 3D view of the visTABLE® software — depending on your requirements. Regardless of whether you are mapping individual workstations, machines or the entire production, select the level of detail in digital planning that matches your needs. Refine and enhance digital floor plans step by step.  Replace mockups from early design phases with specific CAD data at any time. The software ensures that the material flow remains unchanged.

Boost Your Digital Strategy

  • Shared access for design review
  • 3D PDF export
  • Reduce cost of change of production

2D and 3D digital layout planning is an important opportunity for comprehensible communication among cross-functional teams. Digital Layout workshops become reality. We encourage and support your efforts to enter digital factory planning, as well as in the digital transformation from previously used methods and technology (paper planning). Create the foundation for the economically reasonable and future-proof Digital Factory. With the smart factory you can identify problems before installation begins.

Benefits of the Digital Factory

  • Secure and optimize production workflow
  • On-time start of production
  • Reduction of time-to-market

Case studies show that factories are not realized until they have been digitally planned and virtually commissioned. Today, at least, digital factory design is already standard in many key industries, especially among OEMs in the automotive industry. The high frequency of planning proves that optimizing the manufacturing process is no longer a one-time activity. So if technology of the digital factory is available and potentials in production and development are obvious, the only question that remains is the right approach.