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- noun manufacturing Automation design concept developed at Toyota using error-proofing and automatic process defect-detection to ease human participation in demanding just-in-time manufacturing.
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"just-in-time," which deals with flow, and "autonomation," which deals with smart automation.
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"just-in-time," which deals with flow, and "autonomation," which deals with smart automation.
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"just-in-time," which deals with flow, and "autonomation," which deals with smart automation.
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"just-in-time," which deals with flow, and "autonomation," which deals with smart automation.
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The central ideas of Lean Management include Just-in-Time and Jidoka, or autonomation: the concept of taking the efficiency of machines and equipping them with the human intelligence to prevent, predict or detect errors.
shmula 2010
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When this ingredient is added to automation will yield autonomation. (see Jidoka) Pokayoke A form of Andon that is auditory … special sounds are designated to certain points on the line.e. g.
Recently Uploaded Slideshows susma 2009
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autonomation—Transferring human intelligence to automated machinery so machines are able to detect the production of a single defective part and immediately stop themselves while asking for help.
Lean Thinking James P. Womack 2003
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