Status report 6
•Download as PPTX, PDF•
0 likes•98 views
Team 8 is developing ATALIS, an automated alcohol inventory system for bars and restaurants to address the problem of up to 30% of inventory lost to shrinkage from lack of tracking. Key project milestones include prototype completion by March 1st and full project completion by April 25th. Recently, the team met with machine shop staff, continued stand design schematics, and completed the stand prototype. Ongoing tasks include RFID reader integration and sensor programming.
Report
Share
Report
Share
Recommended
Status report 7
Team 8 submitted a status report on their ATALIS automated alcohol inventory control system project. As of March 20, they had completed designing the stand dimensions and a prototype bottle stand. Upcoming milestones included fully implementing the software by April 1st and completing the entire project by April 25th. Several tasks were ongoing such as integrating the RFID reader into the microcontroller and calibrating sensors.
Status report 8
Team 8's status report discusses their progress on the ATALIS automated alcohol inventory control system. They have completed prototyping the bottle stand and implemented the software. Upcoming tasks include finalizing the graphical user interface, integrating the RFID reader and stand data with the internet interface, and completing the programming. The project is on track to be finished and demonstrated by April 21st.
Status report 5
Team 8's status report discusses their progress on developing ATALIS, an automated alcohol inventory control system. They have completed prototypes of the stand and website. Tasks recently finished include fabricating the op-amp drive circuit for force sensors. Ongoing tasks are integrating the RFID reader into the microcontroller and programming force sensors. Upcoming tasks are creating a GUI and finalizing the stand. Various components are at different stages of completion from 0% to 100%.
Status report 2
Team 8's status report summarizes the progress made on their ATALIS automated alcohol inventory control system project. Key milestones include finalizing the design dimensions by January 19th, completing a prototype stand holder by February 1st, and finishing the full project by April 25th. Recently, the team ordered force sensors, tested the microcontroller, measured alcohol rack dimensions, and contacted another inventor for advice. Upcoming tasks involve constructing the stand, sensor testing, and software implementation.
Status report 3
Team 8's status report summarizes their progress on developing ATALIS, an automated alcohol inventory system. They completed the design dimensions, a prototype stand holder, and the first sensor driving circuit. They are still working to develop the most usable stand design, condition the force sensors, test the RFID reader, and finalize the software and website. Upcoming tasks include the final stand construction, more RFID and software testing, and a second prototype.
Status report 1
Team 8's status report outlines their progress on developing ATALIS, an automated alcohol inventory system using RFID and sensors to track inventory in bars and restaurants. They have completed tasks such as procuring hardware, testing components, and examining current bar setups. Upcoming milestones include completing a prototype bottle stand by March, fully implementing inventory software by April, and demonstrating the completed project by the end of April.
Status report 3
Team 8's status report summarizes their progress on developing ATALIS, an automated alcohol inventory system for bars and restaurants. They have designed dimensions, completed a prototype stand holder, finished the first sensor driving circuit and RFID reader code, and are still working to develop the most usable stand design. Upcoming tasks include finalizing the stand construction, testing the RFID and sensor calibration, and implementing the software.
Status report 4
Team 8 is working on developing ATALIS, an automated alcohol inventory system using sensors and RFID tags to track inventory and reduce shrinkage. They have completed designing dimensions, prototyping a stand holder, and the first sensor driving circuit. Upcoming tasks include finalizing the stand design, testing the RFID code, and implementing the software. The project is on schedule to be completed by April 25th, 2011.
Recommended
Status report 7
Team 8 submitted a status report on their ATALIS automated alcohol inventory control system project. As of March 20, they had completed designing the stand dimensions and a prototype bottle stand. Upcoming milestones included fully implementing the software by April 1st and completing the entire project by April 25th. Several tasks were ongoing such as integrating the RFID reader into the microcontroller and calibrating sensors.
Status report 8
Team 8's status report discusses their progress on the ATALIS automated alcohol inventory control system. They have completed prototyping the bottle stand and implemented the software. Upcoming tasks include finalizing the graphical user interface, integrating the RFID reader and stand data with the internet interface, and completing the programming. The project is on track to be finished and demonstrated by April 21st.
Status report 5
Team 8's status report discusses their progress on developing ATALIS, an automated alcohol inventory control system. They have completed prototypes of the stand and website. Tasks recently finished include fabricating the op-amp drive circuit for force sensors. Ongoing tasks are integrating the RFID reader into the microcontroller and programming force sensors. Upcoming tasks are creating a GUI and finalizing the stand. Various components are at different stages of completion from 0% to 100%.
Status report 2
Team 8's status report summarizes the progress made on their ATALIS automated alcohol inventory control system project. Key milestones include finalizing the design dimensions by January 19th, completing a prototype stand holder by February 1st, and finishing the full project by April 25th. Recently, the team ordered force sensors, tested the microcontroller, measured alcohol rack dimensions, and contacted another inventor for advice. Upcoming tasks involve constructing the stand, sensor testing, and software implementation.
Status report 3
Team 8's status report summarizes their progress on developing ATALIS, an automated alcohol inventory system. They completed the design dimensions, a prototype stand holder, and the first sensor driving circuit. They are still working to develop the most usable stand design, condition the force sensors, test the RFID reader, and finalize the software and website. Upcoming tasks include the final stand construction, more RFID and software testing, and a second prototype.
Status report 1
Team 8's status report outlines their progress on developing ATALIS, an automated alcohol inventory system using RFID and sensors to track inventory in bars and restaurants. They have completed tasks such as procuring hardware, testing components, and examining current bar setups. Upcoming milestones include completing a prototype bottle stand by March, fully implementing inventory software by April, and demonstrating the completed project by the end of April.
Status report 3
Team 8's status report summarizes their progress on developing ATALIS, an automated alcohol inventory system for bars and restaurants. They have designed dimensions, completed a prototype stand holder, finished the first sensor driving circuit and RFID reader code, and are still working to develop the most usable stand design. Upcoming tasks include finalizing the stand construction, testing the RFID and sensor calibration, and implementing the software.
Status report 4
Team 8 is working on developing ATALIS, an automated alcohol inventory system using sensors and RFID tags to track inventory and reduce shrinkage. They have completed designing dimensions, prototyping a stand holder, and the first sensor driving circuit. Upcoming tasks include finalizing the stand design, testing the RFID code, and implementing the software. The project is on schedule to be completed by April 25th, 2011.
2014 Final Presentation- Anthony Brewer
Anthony Brewer completed a co-op at Northeastern in mechanical engineering and manufacturing. He created and updated several operation sheets. He designed an alignment stand for the Aurora 1.5 cell using a lab jack, leveling feet, and laser pointer. He also automated a lifting mechanism for a laser lab using a stepper motor and designed testing carts and a mobile cart. Through this experience, he gained understanding of manufacturing processes, advanced design skills, and familiarity with electronics and safety practices. Moving forward, he plans to finish his degree, travel, and get a job.
Swastik automation-control
Swastik Automation & Control is a manufacturer and exporter of automation products established in 2005. It offers a broad range of products like temperature controllers, humidity controllers, and programmable logic controllers. The company has a well-equipped manufacturing facility with modern machines and quality control processes. It aims to provide high-quality automation products at nominal prices to meet bulk demands from customers in UAE, Egypt, and Indonesia. The company is led by mentor Sachin Soni and focuses on customer satisfaction through its experienced research team and production capacity.
Perenso Field Sales
Perenso Field Sales is a SAAS Mobile Order Entry solution on an iPad that will allow your reps to take orders in the field and send them automatically. Its ideally suited to companies who have reps on the road selling their products to retail outlets.
004 brewtech automation 2008
BrewTech provides professional control systems and automation solutions for breweries. Their systems offer simplified interfaces, customization options, improved visualization and safety features. They also offer advanced batch control applications that allow for flexible production planning and innovative recipe management in compliance with industry standards. BrewTech works with major equipment manufacturers to provide electrical design, programming and commissioning services for automation projects. They have experience on projects for large breweries around the world.
7 steps to pragmatic mobile testing
Join us for this webinar that will introduce you to the latest mobile testing technology and processes implemented by Forbes Fortune 5 Companies and the Top 10 Internet Retailers, reducing time to market and giving back valuable time to your business with every test cycle.
With the implementation of leading technology, people and processes, our customers have turned taxing four-week long test cycles to simple overnight automation.
Give us an hour and let us show you the seven steps on the path to successful Mobile Test Automation.
Topics we will cover will include:
1. Know your User
2. Know your App
3. Know your Matrix
4. Know your Devices
5. Know your plan to Automate
6. Know your Performance
7. Know your Edge
Wireless BD Calling System
This document describes a system created using Internet of Things (IoT) technology to automatically record equipment breakdowns and maintenance at testing stations. Raspberry Pi boards were installed at each station and connected to sensors, buttons and displays. When issues arise, they are wirelessly reported to a central server and interface, removing the need for manual logging. This provides real-time visibility of equipment status, helps ensure all issues are addressed, and was designed to reduce non-compliance risks during audits. Lessons learned included programming various components and integrating them into a cohesive wireless network to remotely monitor and improve equipment uptime.
NICELY, HERMAN
This candidate has over 15 years of experience in quality control, inspection, and manufacturing roles. He has a background in mechanical and electrical assembly and inspection and ensuring parts and products meet specifications. He also has skills in operation of production equipment and following standard procedures.
Evolving Operational Maturity in a Startup Environment
This document discusses evolving operational maturity in a start-up environment. It describes the author's experience at Beamly over 4 years, from early monolithic architecture to modern microservices. It outlines how the company's technical practices and organizational structure have matured, such as adopting a DevOps culture, implementing service endpoints, and evolving from siloed teams to a product structure. However, this led to operational challenges with no clear ownership of cross-cutting issues. The presentation proposes hiring a Site Reliability Engineer role to focus on availability, reliability, automation, and improving operational processes.
Sharepoint conf 5 - g mills
1. General Mills used SharePoint 2010 to rewrite their custom-built electronic lab notebook (ELN) application to reduce support requirements and leverage new SharePoint features.
2. The ELN application was used by R&D employees to store experimental data, invention records, and other documentation in a secure and compliant manner.
3. By building the new ELN within SharePoint 2010, General Mills was able to utilize features like document sets, metadata, workflows and Office Web Apps while improving organization, search, and usability.
Peter Verstraeten (Proceedix): Paperless Instructions & Inspections
A pitch from the Startup Pitch Track at AWE USA 2017 - the largest conference for AR+VR in Santa Clara, California May 31- June 2, 2017.
Peter Verstraeten (Proceedix): Proceedix for Paperless Instructions and Inspections with Mobile and Wearable Technology
Proceedix is a Software as a Service-based central platform to manage enterprise procedures, work instructions and inspections in an easy way, while making the remote execution paperless and mobile. The session covers case studies in combination with a demo showing how an instruction is executed by both mobile and smart eyewear technology.
http://AugmentedWorldExpo.com
TuleapCon 2018. Achieving SPICE in the Automotive Industry
JTEKT is an automotive parts supplier seeking ASPICE compliance for its software development processes. It implemented the open source Tuleap application lifecycle management tool in 2011 to help manage projects. Tuleap allows JTEKT to monitor software development using trackers, agile dashboards, and other tools. It configured Tuleap according to ASPICE requirements like process planning and monitoring. Tuleap helped JTEKT achieve its initial ASPICE level 2 compliance goal and will continue to support ongoing process improvements.
Status Report3
The status report discusses the progress of Design Team 2's automated drink dispensing system. Their product aims to help reduce lines and improve sanitation at beverage stations by automating volume detection and fluid dispensing. Key milestones include finalizing the design by February 3rd, receiving ordered parts by February 21st, developing working code by March 22nd, and having a functional prototype completed by April 13th. The team has completed tasks related to image acquisition and hardware/software collaboration and is ongoing work includes further algorithm development, software collaboration, and discussions with Lancer about the project. Upcoming tasks involve continued code development, camera selection, creating a GUI, and integrating new hardware components.
The benefits of ALM and PLM Integration
Stefano Rizzo, SVP Strategy and Business Development di Polarion Software ed Edoardo Sivera, Senior Electronic System Engineer di CNHi, presenteranno gli attuali processi di sviluppo Veicolo e di sviluppo Elettronico in CNHi, le relative esigenze di integrazione della toolchain e di come la collaborazione sinergica di Polarion Software e di Siemens PLM potranno rispondere a tali esigenze.
Lead Time Reduction using Automatic Reporting Director (ARD) for MAHLE
MAHLE worked with Altair to develop an Automatic Reporting Director (ARD) tool to standardize and speed up Finite Element Analysis reporting. The ARD tool reduced report creation time from over 4 hours to under 1 hour by automating tasks like image setup, cropping, and populating summary tables. It was customized to MAHLE's needs and templates and helped realize benefits like less wasted engineering time and standardized report layouts. The successful project showed that ARD could cut MAHLE's FEA report lead times significantly.
Smarter Automation with Machine Learning & AI-Based Reporting
Enterprises today are working hard to advance their DevOps processes and implement continuous testing that can scale across digital channels, yet many find themselves overwhelmed by data and frustrated by too many failed tests.
The reality is that continuous automated testing generates a ton of data and a lot of noise in the form of false negatives and flakiness. Unless you can reduce the noise, analyze the data quickly and pinpoint the real issues, what’s the benefit of automation?
In this live web seminar, Tzvika Shahaf, Director of Product Management at Perfecto and Yoram Mizrachi, CTO will share a new approach to continuous testing that leverages advanced ML/AI capabilities to not just automate test suites, but to make them smarter.
Watch this webinar and learn:
Common failures, pitfalls and bottlenecks in CT
How ML/AI can improve test stabilization and analysis
New methods for noise reduction and failure classification
Pivot International Introduction
Pivot is an engineering and manufacturing company established in 1994 that specializes in new product development and contract manufacturing. It has operations in Kansas, Taiwan, China, and the Philippines. Pivot offers services including industrial design, mechanical engineering, manufacturing, and quality management to effectively improve customers' efficiency and bottom line.
Status report6
The status report discusses the progress of Design Team 2's automated drink dispensing system. Key milestones included finalizing the design in February, receiving ordered parts in late February, developing working code by late March, and integrating the fully functional prototype by mid-April. Recent tasks involved image acquisition testing, adapting code, designing a tentative GUI, and implementing a working valve. Upcoming tasks center around finishing the environment setup, further integrating system components, and completing the final report and product refinements ahead of the design deadline in April.
Software testing by kd
Software testing is conducted to provide stakeholders with information about the quality of a product. There are various types of testing such as unit testing, integration testing, and system testing. Testing is done at different stages of development including alpha testing and beta testing. The document discusses the importance of testing, types of testing techniques like black box and white box testing, and automated testing tools.
Differentiating customer experience in a Teardown economy
This presentation was delivered by Steve Keifer of GXS at the 113th EDIFICE Plenary in Paris, France in March 2011.
Batch Process Analytics
This presentation on batch process analytics was given at Emerson Exchange, 2010. A overview of batch data analytics is presented and information provided on a field trail of on-line batch data analytics at the Lubrizol, Rouen, France plant.
IT Report 2016-2017
This annual report summarizes the work of the information systems department of HOI MEA Company. Over the past year, the department has worked to improve various systems including replacing old printers and photocopiers, migrating email services to a more secure provider, building a new network infrastructure, implementing an attendance tracking system, establishing VPN connections between sites, upgrading internet connections, installing security cameras, replacing the old PBX system, redesigning the company website, and beginning plans for a new data center. Going forward, the department has outlined plans to expand various systems to all company sites and factories to integrate them more fully.
1 JimRinehart ResumeQE 15 12-4-15
This document contains the resume of Jim Rinehart, who has over 30 years of experience in quality engineering, manufacturing, and product design. He has extensive training and certifications in quality management systems and processes like APQP, FMEA, PPAP, and Lean Six Sigma. His work experience includes roles as Quality Manager, Corporate Quality Engineer, Technical Coordinator, Consulting, and various engineering positions at several manufacturing companies. He has a background in mechanical engineering technology, CAD, and tool and die design.
More Related Content
What's hot
2014 Final Presentation- Anthony Brewer
Anthony Brewer completed a co-op at Northeastern in mechanical engineering and manufacturing. He created and updated several operation sheets. He designed an alignment stand for the Aurora 1.5 cell using a lab jack, leveling feet, and laser pointer. He also automated a lifting mechanism for a laser lab using a stepper motor and designed testing carts and a mobile cart. Through this experience, he gained understanding of manufacturing processes, advanced design skills, and familiarity with electronics and safety practices. Moving forward, he plans to finish his degree, travel, and get a job.
Swastik automation-control
Swastik Automation & Control is a manufacturer and exporter of automation products established in 2005. It offers a broad range of products like temperature controllers, humidity controllers, and programmable logic controllers. The company has a well-equipped manufacturing facility with modern machines and quality control processes. It aims to provide high-quality automation products at nominal prices to meet bulk demands from customers in UAE, Egypt, and Indonesia. The company is led by mentor Sachin Soni and focuses on customer satisfaction through its experienced research team and production capacity.
Perenso Field Sales
Perenso Field Sales is a SAAS Mobile Order Entry solution on an iPad that will allow your reps to take orders in the field and send them automatically. Its ideally suited to companies who have reps on the road selling their products to retail outlets.
004 brewtech automation 2008
BrewTech provides professional control systems and automation solutions for breweries. Their systems offer simplified interfaces, customization options, improved visualization and safety features. They also offer advanced batch control applications that allow for flexible production planning and innovative recipe management in compliance with industry standards. BrewTech works with major equipment manufacturers to provide electrical design, programming and commissioning services for automation projects. They have experience on projects for large breweries around the world.
7 steps to pragmatic mobile testing
Join us for this webinar that will introduce you to the latest mobile testing technology and processes implemented by Forbes Fortune 5 Companies and the Top 10 Internet Retailers, reducing time to market and giving back valuable time to your business with every test cycle.
With the implementation of leading technology, people and processes, our customers have turned taxing four-week long test cycles to simple overnight automation.
Give us an hour and let us show you the seven steps on the path to successful Mobile Test Automation.
Topics we will cover will include:
1. Know your User
2. Know your App
3. Know your Matrix
4. Know your Devices
5. Know your plan to Automate
6. Know your Performance
7. Know your Edge
Wireless BD Calling System
This document describes a system created using Internet of Things (IoT) technology to automatically record equipment breakdowns and maintenance at testing stations. Raspberry Pi boards were installed at each station and connected to sensors, buttons and displays. When issues arise, they are wirelessly reported to a central server and interface, removing the need for manual logging. This provides real-time visibility of equipment status, helps ensure all issues are addressed, and was designed to reduce non-compliance risks during audits. Lessons learned included programming various components and integrating them into a cohesive wireless network to remotely monitor and improve equipment uptime.
NICELY, HERMAN
This candidate has over 15 years of experience in quality control, inspection, and manufacturing roles. He has a background in mechanical and electrical assembly and inspection and ensuring parts and products meet specifications. He also has skills in operation of production equipment and following standard procedures.
What's hot (7)
Similar to Status report 6
Evolving Operational Maturity in a Startup Environment
This document discusses evolving operational maturity in a start-up environment. It describes the author's experience at Beamly over 4 years, from early monolithic architecture to modern microservices. It outlines how the company's technical practices and organizational structure have matured, such as adopting a DevOps culture, implementing service endpoints, and evolving from siloed teams to a product structure. However, this led to operational challenges with no clear ownership of cross-cutting issues. The presentation proposes hiring a Site Reliability Engineer role to focus on availability, reliability, automation, and improving operational processes.
Sharepoint conf 5 - g mills
1. General Mills used SharePoint 2010 to rewrite their custom-built electronic lab notebook (ELN) application to reduce support requirements and leverage new SharePoint features.
2. The ELN application was used by R&D employees to store experimental data, invention records, and other documentation in a secure and compliant manner.
3. By building the new ELN within SharePoint 2010, General Mills was able to utilize features like document sets, metadata, workflows and Office Web Apps while improving organization, search, and usability.
Peter Verstraeten (Proceedix): Paperless Instructions & Inspections
A pitch from the Startup Pitch Track at AWE USA 2017 - the largest conference for AR+VR in Santa Clara, California May 31- June 2, 2017.
Peter Verstraeten (Proceedix): Proceedix for Paperless Instructions and Inspections with Mobile and Wearable Technology
Proceedix is a Software as a Service-based central platform to manage enterprise procedures, work instructions and inspections in an easy way, while making the remote execution paperless and mobile. The session covers case studies in combination with a demo showing how an instruction is executed by both mobile and smart eyewear technology.
http://AugmentedWorldExpo.com
TuleapCon 2018. Achieving SPICE in the Automotive Industry
JTEKT is an automotive parts supplier seeking ASPICE compliance for its software development processes. It implemented the open source Tuleap application lifecycle management tool in 2011 to help manage projects. Tuleap allows JTEKT to monitor software development using trackers, agile dashboards, and other tools. It configured Tuleap according to ASPICE requirements like process planning and monitoring. Tuleap helped JTEKT achieve its initial ASPICE level 2 compliance goal and will continue to support ongoing process improvements.
Status Report3
The status report discusses the progress of Design Team 2's automated drink dispensing system. Their product aims to help reduce lines and improve sanitation at beverage stations by automating volume detection and fluid dispensing. Key milestones include finalizing the design by February 3rd, receiving ordered parts by February 21st, developing working code by March 22nd, and having a functional prototype completed by April 13th. The team has completed tasks related to image acquisition and hardware/software collaboration and is ongoing work includes further algorithm development, software collaboration, and discussions with Lancer about the project. Upcoming tasks involve continued code development, camera selection, creating a GUI, and integrating new hardware components.
The benefits of ALM and PLM Integration
Stefano Rizzo, SVP Strategy and Business Development di Polarion Software ed Edoardo Sivera, Senior Electronic System Engineer di CNHi, presenteranno gli attuali processi di sviluppo Veicolo e di sviluppo Elettronico in CNHi, le relative esigenze di integrazione della toolchain e di come la collaborazione sinergica di Polarion Software e di Siemens PLM potranno rispondere a tali esigenze.
Lead Time Reduction using Automatic Reporting Director (ARD) for MAHLE
MAHLE worked with Altair to develop an Automatic Reporting Director (ARD) tool to standardize and speed up Finite Element Analysis reporting. The ARD tool reduced report creation time from over 4 hours to under 1 hour by automating tasks like image setup, cropping, and populating summary tables. It was customized to MAHLE's needs and templates and helped realize benefits like less wasted engineering time and standardized report layouts. The successful project showed that ARD could cut MAHLE's FEA report lead times significantly.
Smarter Automation with Machine Learning & AI-Based Reporting
Enterprises today are working hard to advance their DevOps processes and implement continuous testing that can scale across digital channels, yet many find themselves overwhelmed by data and frustrated by too many failed tests.
The reality is that continuous automated testing generates a ton of data and a lot of noise in the form of false negatives and flakiness. Unless you can reduce the noise, analyze the data quickly and pinpoint the real issues, what’s the benefit of automation?
In this live web seminar, Tzvika Shahaf, Director of Product Management at Perfecto and Yoram Mizrachi, CTO will share a new approach to continuous testing that leverages advanced ML/AI capabilities to not just automate test suites, but to make them smarter.
Watch this webinar and learn:
Common failures, pitfalls and bottlenecks in CT
How ML/AI can improve test stabilization and analysis
New methods for noise reduction and failure classification
Pivot International Introduction
Pivot is an engineering and manufacturing company established in 1994 that specializes in new product development and contract manufacturing. It has operations in Kansas, Taiwan, China, and the Philippines. Pivot offers services including industrial design, mechanical engineering, manufacturing, and quality management to effectively improve customers' efficiency and bottom line.
Status report6
The status report discusses the progress of Design Team 2's automated drink dispensing system. Key milestones included finalizing the design in February, receiving ordered parts in late February, developing working code by late March, and integrating the fully functional prototype by mid-April. Recent tasks involved image acquisition testing, adapting code, designing a tentative GUI, and implementing a working valve. Upcoming tasks center around finishing the environment setup, further integrating system components, and completing the final report and product refinements ahead of the design deadline in April.
Software testing by kd
Software testing is conducted to provide stakeholders with information about the quality of a product. There are various types of testing such as unit testing, integration testing, and system testing. Testing is done at different stages of development including alpha testing and beta testing. The document discusses the importance of testing, types of testing techniques like black box and white box testing, and automated testing tools.
Differentiating customer experience in a Teardown economy
This presentation was delivered by Steve Keifer of GXS at the 113th EDIFICE Plenary in Paris, France in March 2011.
Batch Process Analytics
This presentation on batch process analytics was given at Emerson Exchange, 2010. A overview of batch data analytics is presented and information provided on a field trail of on-line batch data analytics at the Lubrizol, Rouen, France plant.
IT Report 2016-2017
This annual report summarizes the work of the information systems department of HOI MEA Company. Over the past year, the department has worked to improve various systems including replacing old printers and photocopiers, migrating email services to a more secure provider, building a new network infrastructure, implementing an attendance tracking system, establishing VPN connections between sites, upgrading internet connections, installing security cameras, replacing the old PBX system, redesigning the company website, and beginning plans for a new data center. Going forward, the department has outlined plans to expand various systems to all company sites and factories to integrate them more fully.
1 JimRinehart ResumeQE 15 12-4-15
This document contains the resume of Jim Rinehart, who has over 30 years of experience in quality engineering, manufacturing, and product design. He has extensive training and certifications in quality management systems and processes like APQP, FMEA, PPAP, and Lean Six Sigma. His work experience includes roles as Quality Manager, Corporate Quality Engineer, Technical Coordinator, Consulting, and various engineering positions at several manufacturing companies. He has a background in mechanical engineering technology, CAD, and tool and die design.
Giancarlo Ronci eng
Giancarlo Ronci has over 15 years of experience in business intelligence, data warehousing, and ETL. He has worked on numerous projects for companies like Unicredit, Telecom, and Vodafone, taking on roles like project manager, technical analyst, developer, and team lead. His technical skills include Teradata, SAS, Oracle, IBM DB2, and Datastage.
Implementing oracle primavera_analytics
This document summarizes an implementation of Oracle Primavera Analytics by Volantic. It introduces the technical lead and business development lead from Volantic and provides brief biographies. It then describes the key features and benefits of Primavera Analytics, including answering questions about project data, delivering personalized reports, analyzing performance, and enabling briefing books. The document outlines best practices for planning, executing, and managing an implementation including assessing needs, configuring environments, training, and providing support services. It provides an example client reference and contact information for Volantic.
Mill Pulse - A MES Made for the Digital World
This document discusses Mill Pulse, a manufacturing execution system (MES) designed to simplify operations for the steel industry. Key points:
- MES systems guide and optimize production activities from order to finished goods but existing systems in steel are too complex, not user-friendly, and not integrated with lower levels.
- Mill Pulse is a new MES that aims to simplify operations through a responsive interface, flexibility, goal-oriented design, and integration with ERP and process levels.
- It includes modules for production management and scheduling, product tracking, delay management, dashboards, reporting, maintenance, and quality management.
Mill Pulse - A MES Made for the Digital World
Mill Pulse is a user-friendly, mobile, flexible, goal-oriented, integrated and customizable Manufacturing Execution System.
Similar to Status report 6 (19)
Evolving Operational Maturity in a Startup Environment
Evolving Operational Maturity in a Startup Environment
Peter Verstraeten (Proceedix): Paperless Instructions & Inspections
Peter Verstraeten (Proceedix): Paperless Instructions & Inspections
TuleapCon 2018. Achieving SPICE in the Automotive Industry
TuleapCon 2018. Achieving SPICE in the Automotive Industry
Lead Time Reduction using Automatic Reporting Director (ARD) for MAHLE
Lead Time Reduction using Automatic Reporting Director (ARD) for MAHLE
Smarter Automation with Machine Learning & AI-Based Reporting
Smarter Automation with Machine Learning & AI-Based Reporting
Differentiating customer experience in a Teardown economy
Differentiating customer experience in a Teardown economy
Status report 6
- 1. Status Report #6 Team 8 March 1, 2011 Zachery Chaney Mark Foresman Ryan Mertz Wesley Richard ATALIS is an automated alcohol inventory control system for use in bars and restaurants.
- 2. Overall Need Bars and restaurants lose up to 30 percent of their inventory due to alcohol “shrinkage” because of a lack of accurate and reliable inventory tracking. Project Milestones 19 January 2011 – Design dimensions finalized 01 February 2011 – Prototype stand holder completed 01 March 2011 – Prototype bottle stand completed 01 April 2011 – Software fully implemented and working 25 April 2011 – Project completed and demonstrated
- 3. Recently Completed Tasks Met with Paul in the machine shop to discuss design materials and requirements. Started solid-works schematic for finalized stand design. Completed the prototype of the stand Completed the website CLICK HERE TO VIEW Finished fabricating the op-amp drive circuit for the force sensors
- 6. Ongoing/ Pending Tasks RFID reader integration into the microcontroller Programming the force sensor on the microcontroller Calibrating the op-amp drive circuit for the appropriate sensitivity Picking up plastic material and having finalized stand design made.
- 7. Upcoming Tasks Creation of GUI for Atalis Fabrication of final stand Inserting op-amp circuit into design Finalization of coding
- 8. RFID TAG Bottle 100% Led (Warning Light) 0% RFID Reader 25% Stand 75% Reset Button 0% Force Sensor 65% Pic32 Micro Controller 30% Power 100% Computer 0% Network 0%
- 10. Questions?