The client, recognized for its innovation in advanced vehicle production, faced the challenge while operating complex, robot-driven production lines. The company relies heavily on virtual commissioning to validate machines, robots, and workflows before physical deployment.
With growing system complexity and increasing data volumes, the manufacturer needed a scalable, intelligent way to manage engineering knowledge across tools, teams, and production environments.
To modernize virtual commissioning and reduce engineering complexity, we implemented an AI-powered knowledge platform to unify data, accelerate troubleshooting, and enable digital twin–like insights. By integrating intelligent search, knowledge graphs, and conversational AI directly into existing engineering workflows, the solution eliminated data silos and significantly improved commissioning speed, reliability, and decision-making.
The client is a German manufacturing company known for producing luxury automobiles and motorcycles. It operates globally with production facilities in over 15 countries and is recognized for its precision engineering, innovative technologies, and commitment to sustainability, aiming for climate neutrality by 2050.
Its factories use advanced automation and flexible production systems, allowing for efficient and high-quality manufacturing. Through its strong focus on performance and design, it maintains a leading position in the automotive industry.
Engineering data was distributed across PLM systems, SharePoint, ERP platforms, CAD repositories, robotic simulation tools, and legacy IT systems. Locating the right documentation for a single production cell was slow and inefficient.
Engineers lacked a unified view showing how individual components—such as sensors, motors, or PLCs—impacted machines, robots, and entire production lines.
Tracing dependencies during virtual commissioning was time-consuming, often resulting in delays, rework, and increased risk before go-live.
Traditional keyword-based search returned incomplete or irrelevant results. Engineers needed a context-aware, conversational way to retrieve information.
The project’s primary goal was to accelerate and de-risk virtual commissioning by creating a single, intelligent knowledge layer across all engineering systems.
The implementation delivered immediate and measurable improvements across engineering and commissioning teams.
Addepto, a fast-paced, growing company focused on innovations in AI-related and data-oriented areas, supports digital transformation at companies working on electronics manufacturing services.
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