Automation refers to the targeted use of technical systems such as control systems, sensors, conveyor technology or robots to carry out work and production processes largely automatically and reproducibly.
In an industrial environment, this means the planning, design and integration of semi- or fully-automated systems with standardised processes. This allows cycle times to be shortened, human error to be reduced and quality to be maintained at a consistent level.
In complex manufacturing processes, automation is a key lever for competitiveness, saving personnel costs and increasing production capacity.
In addition, automation enables the integration of measurement feedback and real-time fault detection, thereby improving maintenance, process reliability and operational availability. Optimised processes and precise control also result in energy savings.
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