One company where the concept of artificial intelligence (AI) is not futuristic or speculative, but a key element in real manufacturing development and application projects is Audi.
For the last couple of years, the company’s site in Neckarsulm, southwest Germany, has been the location for a pilot project intended to explore the potential for using AI to help control the quality of the 5,300 spot welds in the body of an Audi A6.
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On an unremarkable industrial estate on the outskirts of Heilbronn, Audi has a low-volume production facility where it produces its two most powerful and highly distinctive road vehicles. What is remarkable is that one is conventionally powered, the other pure electric. What is even more remarkable is that Audi builds both models, in any sequence, on the same line.
