Optima As a Pilot Customer for Innovative Transport System
Applicable Industries
- Equipment & Machinery
Applicable Functions
- Logistics & Transportation
Use Cases
- Flexible Manufacturing
Services
- Hardware Design & Engineering Services
The Customer
OPTIMA Consumer
About The Customer
OPTIMA consumer GmbH manufactures and supplies dosing, filling, closing, and packaging machines in Germany and internationally.
The Challenge
Optima wanted to create a seamless digital process chain, starting with product and machine design and continuing through the engineering right on to production automation and increase the production flexibility.
The Solution
The multi-carrier-system developed jointly by Siemens and Festo is presented as the solution.
Data Collected
Installation Diagnostics, Operating Time, Product Lifecycle, Production Efficiency, Total Setup Time
Operational Impact
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