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The robot reliability design and improvement method and the advanced Toyota production system
Hirohisa Sakai, Kakuro Amasaka
- Year
- 2007
- Citations
- 28
Abstract
Purpose To demonstrate the theory and effectiveness of reliability‐improvement countermeasures for line equipment, specifically industrial robots for automotive production engineering. Design/methodology/approach Suggests an efficient method of life‐cycle maintenance. The defects of industrial robots are analysed using Weibull analysis. Findings From the analysis, a strategy of countermeasures is framed for component screening, reliability design and lifetime estimation. Originality/value This method has been implemented worldwide in Toyota's factories, and has produced a better operating life cycle for industrial robots.
Keywords
Reliability (semiconductor)Automotive industryReliability engineeringProduction lineRobotEngineeringManufacturing engineeringWeibull distributionComponent (thermodynamics)Production (economics)
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