Revolutionary Innovations in Automobile Assembly Plants

More than hundred years ago, the founder of Ford Motor Company, Henry Ford alongside his team at Highland Park assembly plant, launched world’s first moving assembly line. That eventually went ahead and simplified the assembly of the Ford Model T’s 3000 parts by breaking it into a total of 84 different steps performed by various groups of workers while a rope pulled the vehicle chassis down the line. The all new process of car manufacturing revolutionized production and the car assembly time dropped from massive 12 hours to mere 90 minutes.

After reducing the time, money, and the needed manpower to build a car, Henry Ford was quite successful to reduce the price of Model T from $850 to less than $300, which brought the Model T within reach of commo
Americans. Eventually, Ford went further ahead and built a Model T every 24 seconds, and by 1927, it sold more than 15 millio
Model Ts worldwide, accounting half of the automobile sold.

Cut to recent days, now most of the automobile companies are heavily investing in robotic innovations, to improve its vehicle quality and production efficiencies. Now organizations use the various new system, which includes robotic vision in order to create a digital model of each car in the final assembly line to analyze the paint quality and imperfections in the surface by comparing with a perfect model.
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