BMW has designed its latest production plant at Debrecen in Hungary entirely using digital tools, virtually simulating every detail, including production processes, robot cells and workstations
More details are provided by Felix Theurer, digital solutions architect with BMW. “The platform has been tested and jointly industrialised for a period of about two years,” he confirms. “We have now reached a state where we are confident that the platform can be integrated into the planning environment and into the process…Register for free to read the full story
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