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WO2019240016A1
WO2019240016A1 PCT/JP2019/022652 JP2019022652W WO2019240016A1 WO 2019240016 A1 WO2019240016 A1 WO 2019240016A1 JP 2019022652 W JP2019022652 W JP 2019022652W WO 2019240016 A1 WO2019240016 A1 WO 2019240016A1
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正久 成田
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  • the present invention generally relates to manufacturing management.
  • Patent Document 1 states that “image information obtained by photographing the manufacturing process of the product 30 with the camera 13 and code information obtained by reading the identification code 24 assigned to the product with the reader 14 are associated with each other and recorded in the database. By displaying the image information taken out as a clue on the browsing terminal, it becomes possible to trace the manufacturing process of a specific product. "
  • a manufacturing method there is known a line manufacturing method in which a plurality of products are sequentially introduced into a manufacturing line and a plurality of processes are sequentially performed on each product.
  • Patent Document 1 neither discloses technical means nor solves such a problem nor discloses or suggests such a problem.
  • the manufacturing management system includes a work support unit and a management support unit.
  • an input of an identification code associated with a work instruction for the product is accepted.
  • the work support unit identifies, for each product, the identification code received for the product and the work details associated with the process for each product that has been put into the production line.
  • the management information including the code and information representing each of the one or more processes is specified from the management details associated with the identification code.
  • the work support unit For each of the one or more processes described above, the work support unit identifies each product received by the work terminal, which is an information processing terminal of a worker who performs work related to the process, for each product that has been put into the production line.
  • a work support screen which is a screen representing the code and the work details specified for the process, is displayed.
  • the work support unit receives input of the start and end of the process for each product put into the production line.
  • the work support unit registers the start time and the end time of the process in the management information for each product put into the production line.
  • the management support unit refers to the management information, and at least a part of all the products put into the production line, from the start time to the end time for each of at least some of the one or more processes.
  • a management support screen which is a screen representing work results based on the work time, is displayed on the management terminal, which is the information processing terminal of the administrator.
  • FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram illustrating a configuration of an entire system including a manufacturing management system according to an embodiment of the present invention. It is a figure which shows the hardware constitutions of the manufacturing management system shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the outline
  • FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating an example of a notice image displayed in S515 in FIG. 5.
  • the “interface unit” may be one or more interfaces.
  • the one or more interfaces may be one or more similar communication interface devices (for example, one or more NIC (Network Interface Card)) or two or more different types of communication interface devices (for example, NIC and HBA). (Host Bus Adapter)).
  • the “memory unit” is one or more memories, and typically a main storage device.
  • the “PDEV unit” is one or more PDEVs, and may typically be an auxiliary storage device.
  • “PDEV” is an example of a storage device, and particularly means a physical storage device (Physical storage DEVice), and is typically a nonvolatile storage device.
  • the “storage unit” is at least one of the memory unit and at least a part of the PDEV unit (typically at least the memory unit).
  • the “processor unit” is one or more processors.
  • the at least one processor is typically a microprocessor such as a CPU (Central Processing Unit), but may be another type of processor such as a GPU (Graphics Processing Unit).
  • At least one processor may be a single core or a multi-core.
  • the at least one processor may be a broad processor such as a hardware circuit (for example, FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array) or ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuit)) that performs a part or all of the processing.
  • FPGA Field-Programmable Gate Array
  • ASIC Application Specific Integrated Circuit
  • the function may be described by the expression “kkk part” (excluding the interface part, the storage part, and the processor part), but the function is executed by one or more computer programs by the processor part. It may be realized by being performed, or may be realized by one or more hardware circuits (for example, FPGA or ASIC).
  • the function is realized by the program being executed by the processor unit, since the predetermined processing is appropriately performed using the storage unit and / or the interface unit, the function is at least a part of the processor unit. May be.
  • the processing described with the function as the subject may be processing performed by the processor unit or a device having the processor unit.
  • the program may be installed from a program source.
  • the program source may be, for example, a program distribution computer or a computer-readable recording medium (for example, a non-transitory recording medium).
  • the description of each function is an example, and a plurality of functions may be combined into one function, or one function may be divided into a plurality of functions.
  • product generally means a manufactured product, that is, a so-called finished product, but in the following description, “product” means a general product that is put into a production line. Therefore, in the following description, “product” refers to an item before being put into the production line (for example, a plurality of parts before assembly as a component of the product) is also an item in the middle of the production line (so-called “half”
  • the product “)” may be any finished product that is ready for shipment through all the steps in the production line.
  • reference signs including branch numbers may be used.
  • work terminal 102 is described when the work terminals are not particularly distinguished
  • work terminal 102-1 and “work terminal 102-” are described when the individual work terminals are distinguished. 2 ”.
  • branch number n included in the reference sign corresponds to the process n (n is the process number (process number)).
  • display yyy on the xxx terminal means that yyy indicated by the information is displayed on the display device of the xxx terminal by transmitting information for displaying yyy to the xxx terminal. It's okay.
  • FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing the configuration of the entire system including a manufacturing management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
  • the production site 190 includes a production line (hereinafter, line) 150 in which a plurality of processes are performed. In this embodiment, all processes are processes that require manual work, but some processes may be processes that do not require manual work.
  • a work terminal 102 and a code reader 103 are provided for each process that requires manual work.
  • the work terminal 102 is a computer (information processing terminal) used by the worker 50.
  • the code reader 103 is a reader of an identification code printed on the work instruction sheet 70 (printout).
  • the identification code is the instruction number attached to the work instruction sheet 70. (Work instruction identification number) code. That is, an example of the identification code is an instruction number. It is. Instruction No. Varies from product to product.
  • the identification code is a barcode in the present embodiment, but may be a QR code (registered trademark) or RFID instead of the barcode. Further, the identification code is an instruction number that is not coded. In this case, the code reader 103 may be an OCR (Optical Character Reader).
  • picking of a plurality of parts that are components of the product is performed.
  • the location where picking is performed includes a work terminal 102-P, which is a computer (information processing terminal) used by the picking worker 50-P, and identification codes (instructions) for products corresponding to a plurality of picked parts. No.) may be provided with a code reader 103-P.
  • the manager 60 may manage the status of the manufacturing site 190 while holding the management terminal 105.
  • the management terminal 105 is a computer (information processing terminal) used by the administrator 60. Both the work terminal 102 and the management terminal 105 may be any type of computer. For example, any of a desktop personal computer, a laptop personal computer, and a smartphone may be employed as the information processing terminal. In this embodiment, both the work terminal 102 and the management terminal 105 are tablet personal computers.
  • the management terminal 60 may be notified by LINE (registered trademark), mail, or other applications.
  • the manufacturing site 190 is provided with a printer 140 that outputs a work instruction sheet 70 that is a printout of the work instruction indicated by the print data set.
  • the manufacturing site 190 is provided with a camera group 151 that is one or more cameras that photograph the manufacturing site 190 (for example, the line 150).
  • the camera group 151 is a plurality of 360 degree cameras.
  • the camera that captures the manufacturing site 190 is not limited to a 360-degree camera, and may be another imaging device such as a normal video camera or a stereo camera.
  • the manufacturing management system 101 includes at least the work management system 110 among the image management system 180 and the work management system 110.
  • the manufacturing management system 101 is a system based on one or more computers. At least a part of the image management system 180 and the work management system 110 may be a virtual device provided based on a computer resource pool (for example, an interface device, a memory and a processor) such as a cloud infrastructure, or may be a software-defined one. It may be a device.
  • the manufacturing management system 101 can communicate with the instruction terminal 108, the printer 140, the work terminal 102, and the management terminal 105 via a network group (one or more networks) (not shown).
  • the instruction terminal 108 may be a client computer of the work management system 110, and inputs work instruction data to be described later for each product.
  • the instruction terminal 108 is a computer (information processing terminal) used by a person who inputs work instruction data.
  • the instruction terminal 108 may be any type of computer. At least a part of the instruction terminal 108 may be a virtual device provided based on a computer resource pool such as a cloud platform, or may be a software-defined device.
  • the instruction terminal 108 may be the management terminal 105.
  • the image management system 180 creates and stores a bird's-eye view image as an example of an image based on image data from each camera constituting the camera group 151.
  • the image management system 180 includes an image I / O unit 181 and an image store 182.
  • the image I / O unit 181 creates one or more types of images including a bird's-eye view image based on the image data from each camera constituting the camera group 151, and stores an image data set of each created image in the image store 182.
  • a “data set” is a single logical electronic data block viewed from a program such as an application program. For example, any of records, files, key-value pairs, and tuples can be used. But you can.
  • the “store” may be a logical storage space based on the storage unit.
  • the work management system 110 is a system that manages work on the manufacturing site 190.
  • the work management system 110 includes an instruction I / O unit 107, a work analysis unit 166, a management support unit 162, a work support unit 161, a point store 131, and a work store 132.
  • the point store 131 and the work store 132 is an example of management information.
  • At least a part of the entire information stored in the image store 182 may be a part of an example of management information.
  • the instruction I / O unit 107 receives a manufacturing data set that is a data set related to manufacturing from the instruction terminal 108.
  • the manufacturing data set may be a work instruction data set to be described later indicating a work instruction for the product for each product, or may be a data set indicating a manufacturing schedule (for example, a schedule indicating the number of products and the number of manufacturing days).
  • the instruction I / O unit 107 stores a work instruction data set for each product according to the accepted manufacturing data set in the work store 132.
  • the instruction I / O unit 107 transmits a print data set based on the stored work instruction data set to the printer 140.
  • the instruction terminal 108 is a computer (information processing terminal) used by a person who inputs a manufacturing data set.
  • the instruction terminal 108 may be any type of computer.
  • the instruction terminal 108 may be a virtual computer or a software-defined device.
  • the “work instruction data set” includes an instruction number for the product. And information indicating the identification code based thereon.
  • the identification code may be a code input from the instruction terminal 108, or the instruction I / O unit 107 may indicate the instruction number. It may be a code created based on.
  • the instruction No. As such, it may be assigned by the instruction I / O unit 107 instead of being input from the instruction terminal 108.
  • the work analysis unit 166 performs analysis based on work result data (one or more work result data sets described later) accumulated in the work store 132, and analysis result data (one or more data) indicating the analysis result. Are stored in the work store 132.
  • the work support unit 161 performs, for example, the following.
  • the work support unit 161 provides work instructions for the product for each product input to the line 150 for at least the first process 1 of the processes that require manual work (all processes in the present embodiment).
  • Instruction No. associated with In this embodiment the input of the code indicated by the barcode read by the code reader 103 from the work instruction sheet 70 for the product is accepted.
  • the code is input from the code reader 103 via the work terminal 102, but may be input via the work terminal 102.
  • the work support unit 161 sets the instruction number received for the product for each product put into the line 150.
  • the work details associated with the process are identified from the point store 131 (instruction No. for each product and an example of information representing the work details associated with the instruction No.
  • the work support unit 161 sets the instruction number received for the product to the work terminal 102 of the worker 50 who performs work related to the process for each product put into the line 150. Then, a work support screen (for example, GUI (Graphical User Interface)) that is a screen representing the work details specified for the process and a UI (User Interface) that receives the start and end of the process is displayed. For each process, the work support unit 161 accepts input of the start and end of the process via the work support screen for each product put on the line 150. Instead of accepting the input of the start of the process via the work support screen, the instruction No.
  • GUI Graphic User Interface
  • the work support unit 161 may accept the start of the process n after the reading of the code reader 103-n (n is a process No.) (an example of an identification code, which is a bar code in this embodiment). In other words, the work support unit 161 receives the instruction number read by the code reader 103-n. May be accepted as an input for the start of step n. Thereby, even if there is no manual input of the start of the process n, the start of the process n can be input, and as a result, the burden on the worker 50-n can be reduced. For each process, the work support unit 161 registers the start time and end time of the process in the work store 132 for each product input to the line 150.
  • the management support unit 162 performs the following.
  • the management support unit 162 refers to the work store 132.
  • the management support unit 162 is a screen showing work results based on the work time from the start time to the end time of the process for each of at least a part of the processes of at least a part of all the products put into the line 150.
  • a management support screen is displayed on the management terminal 105.
  • the instruction number corresponding to the product in each process, the instruction number corresponding to the product.
  • the work support screen regarding the work details is displayed on the work terminal 102 using the key, and the start and end of the work are input by the worker 50 via the work support screen, and the start time and the end time are stored in the work store 132. .
  • a management support screen showing the work results shown by the work store 132 is displayed on the management terminal 105.
  • the information that is the basis of the work results represented by the management support screen includes information representing time for each of at least some of the processes of at least some of all the products put in the line 150, and / or Information indicating a position (site position) in the manufacturing site 190 may be associated.
  • the image management system 180 the image store 182 stores a plurality of line image data sets respectively indicating a plurality of line images that are a plurality of images generated based on the captured image data from the camera group 151 that captures the line 150. It's okay.
  • Each line image data set may be associated with information representing time and / or information representing a position on the manufacturing site 190 (site position).
  • the management support unit 162 When the management support unit 162 receives a designation of a point that the administrator 60 is interested in regarding the work performance represented by the management support screen, the management support unit 162 uses information representing time and / or position associated with the designated point as a key.
  • the attention image that is an image corresponding to the time and / or position is acquired from the image store 182 via the image I / O unit 181, and the acquired attention image is displayed on the management terminal 105.
  • the attention image is at least a part of the at least one line image specified by using the key (for example, an enlarged image including the attention point).
  • the line image regarding the point which the manager 60 pays attention to is displayed, the situation of manufacturing can be grasped more quickly.
  • FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a hardware configuration of the manufacturing management system 101.
  • the work management system 110 includes an interface unit 201, a storage unit 202, and a processor unit 203 connected thereto.
  • the interface unit 201 performs communication via the above-described network group.
  • the storage unit 202 is the basis of the point store 131 and the work store 132, and stores one or more programs.
  • the processor unit 203 executes the one or more programs to implement the instruction I / O unit 107, the work support unit 161, the management support unit 162, and the work analysis unit 166.
  • the image management system 180 includes an interface unit 211, a storage unit 212, and a processor unit 213 connected thereto.
  • the interface unit 211 performs communication via the network group described above.
  • the storage unit 212 is the basis of the image store 182 and stores one or more programs.
  • the processor unit 213 implements the image I / O unit 181 by executing the one or more programs.
  • FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an outline of processing from the input of the manufacturing data set to the display of the work support screen.
  • the point store 131 includes a work point data set 312 that is a data set representing work details including details about each process for each item ID that is at least one of a product name and a product number.
  • the work details include a part name list, details for each process, and ST (Standard Time) for each process.
  • ST means the standard work time of the process for the product corresponding to the item ID.
  • the instruction I / O unit 107 receives the manufacturing data set from the instruction terminal 108 (S301).
  • the instruction I / O unit 107 stores the work instruction data set 311 for each product in the work store 132 based on the manufacturing data set (S302).
  • the work instruction data set 311 includes an instruction number.
  • the item ID product name and product number in this embodiment.
  • the instruction I / O unit 107 identifies a work procedure data set 312 including an item ID that matches the item ID included in the work instruction data set 311. By associating the item IDs with each other, the instruction No. in the inputted work instruction data set 311 is displayed.
  • Is associated with the work details in the specified work procedure data set 312 (see broken arrow). That is, by newly inputting the work instruction data set 311, the instruction number in the newly input work instruction data set 311 is displayed. Can be associated with the existing work procedure data set 312 (information indicating the work details) in the procedure store 131.
  • the instruction I / O unit 107 creates a print data set based on the work instruction data set 311 of the target product, and transmits a print command associated with the print data set to the printer 140 (S303). In response to the print command, the printer 140 performs printing according to the print data set associated with the print command (S304).
  • the printout as a result of the printing is a work instruction sheet 70.
  • the work instruction sheet 70 includes an instruction No.
  • the bar code 301 is printed.
  • the work instruction sheet 70 can also be called a code-added form.
  • step S305 and the subsequent steps will be described by taking step 1 as an example.
  • step 1 the worker 50-1 reads the barcode 301 of the work instruction sheet 70 using the code reader 103-1 (S305). Instruction No. as a code as a result of reading. Is input to the work terminal 102-1 (S306). The work terminal 102-1 receives the input instruction number. Is transmitted to the work support unit 161 of the work management system 110 (S307).
  • the work details associated with are acquired from the point store 131 (S309).
  • the work support unit 161 receives the instruction No. And process no.
  • a work support screen showing the obtained work details and a UI for accepting the start and end of the process is displayed on the work terminal 102-1 (S310).
  • process No. Is associated with the transmission source work terminal 102-1 and may be specified by the work support unit 161 from the transmission source address (for example, IP address), or the work terminal 102-1 may . Is transmitted to the work support unit 161, the process number associated with the work terminal 102-1. May also be sent.
  • print management related to a work instruction is associated with each product, and support for manufacturing management can be provided without disrupting the manufacturing flow of transferring the printout between processes.
  • FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example of a work support screen.
  • the work support screen 400 displays the instruction number. And process no. In addition, it displays an item ID (item number and item name) and operation details, and has a UI group (for example, one or more GUI parts).
  • Reference numerals 401 and 406 indicate at least a part of an example of work details.
  • Reference numerals 403 to 405 denote some UIs in the UI group.
  • the UI 403 is a UI (for example, a button) for inputting the start of the target process (step 1 in the example of FIG. 3) for the target product (an example of the current product).
  • the UI 404 is a UI (for example, a button) for inputting the end of the target process for the target product. The operator operates the UI 403 at the start of the target process, and operates the UI 404 at the end of the target process.
  • FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an outline of processing from the start and end input via the work support screen to the display of the management support screen.
  • the work store 132 includes a work result data set 511 indicating work results for each product, a management detail data set 512 indicating management details for each item ID (for example, ST of each process), a process and a position (site position),
  • the management auxiliary data set 514 including auxiliary information such as the above relationship and the analysis result data set 513 indicating the analysis results of the plurality of work performance data sets 511 in the work store 132 are stored.
  • the work support unit 161 displays the contents of the operation (for example, start Or an end input, a process No. and an instruction No.) (S501), and the start or end time of the process 1 for the target product is determined as the target product instruction No. (S502).
  • the management support unit 162 refers to the work store 132 (for example, each work result data set 511 and the management detailed data set 512) (S511), and at least a part of at least a part of all the products put into the line 150 is stored.
  • a management support screen which is a screen representing work results based on the work time from the start time to the end time of the process, is displayed on the management terminal 105 (S512).
  • the management support unit 162 When the management support unit 162 receives the designation of the point that the administrator 60 is interested in regarding the work performance represented by the management support screen displayed in S512 (S513), the management support unit 162 displays the time and / or time associated with the designated point. Alternatively, using the information indicating the position as a key, an attention image that is an image corresponding to the time and / or position is acquired from the image store 182 via the image I / O unit 181 (S514), and the acquired attention image is managed by the management terminal. 105 is displayed (S515).
  • FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of the management support screen displayed in S512.
  • An example of the management support screen displayed in S512 is the management support screen 600 of FIG. According to this screen 600, for each product, the instruction number. , Item ID (product number and name), time and process No. (“1” to “6” in FIG. 6), and product pass / fail (pass is “ ⁇ ”, fail is “x”). Some steps may be product inspection, and if all inspections pass, the product may pass.
  • the time indicates the standard time zone and the actual time zone.
  • the standard time zone may be a time zone determined based on the management detail data set 512.
  • the actual time zone may be a time zone specified from the work performance data set 511 (for example, from the start time of the first process 1 to the end time of the last process 6).
  • the management support unit 162 changes the display mode of the actual work time for each process based on the result of comparison between the ST and the actual work time (the time from the start time to the end time) for each process. A work time longer than ST is highlighted, for example.
  • the display object 601 includes a start time, an end time, an instruction number. And process no. Is associated. In addition, the process No.
  • a position site position
  • the management support unit 162 is an image corresponding to the time and position, using information representing the time and position associated with the designated display object 601 as a key.
  • the attention image is acquired from the image store 182 via the image I / O unit 181, and the acquired attention image is displayed on the management terminal 105.
  • An example of the display of the attention image is shown in FIG.
  • the image 720 is an example of an attention image, and the image 720 is displayed in a pop-up on the management support screen 600 as shown in FIG.
  • a management index is created by the work analysis unit 166 based on work performance data in the work store 132 (for example, time series data of process start time and end time), and the management index is set as an analysis result data set 513. It may be stored in the work store 132.
  • the created management index (for example, a Gantt chart based on work time, work frequency, work time variation (deviation), etc.) may be displayed on the management terminal 105 based on the analysis result data set 513.
  • FIG. 8 is a diagram showing another example of display in S512 and S515 of FIG.
  • the management terminal 105 has a screen 800 having a histogram 810 having a horizontal axis (an example of a first axis) and a vertical axis (an example of a second axis orthogonal to the first axis). It may be displayed as another example of the management support screen.
  • the horizontal axis corresponds to the time as the difference between the ST and the actual work time.
  • the vertical axis corresponds to a numerical value based on the number of products.
  • an example of “designation of points to which the administrator 60 pays attention” is a range 811 for products and processes in the histogram 810 where the difference between ST and actual work time is relatively large.
  • the attention image 820 may be acquired and displayed using the time and / or position belonging to the range 811 as a key.
  • the attention image 820 may be displayed in a pop-up on the management support screen 800 as in FIG.
  • the work support described above can be applied to picking support.
  • FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an example of the picking support screen.
  • the data store 131 may store a data set representing picking details including details of picking for each item ID as one of the work procedure data sets 312.
  • the work support unit 161 includes an instruction No. related to the product regarding picking performed for the product to be put into the line 150. Is received, the instruction No. Is selected from the procedure store 131, and the instruction number received for the product is identified. And the instruction No.
  • a picking support screen 900 which is a screen showing the picking details associated with, and a UI group that accepts the start and end of picking, may be displayed.
  • FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating an example of a work support process performed when a start or end input is received.
  • one product and one process are taken as an example (in the description of FIG. 10, “current product” and “target process”).
  • the work support unit 161 When the start or end is input for the target process of the current product and the start time or end time is input (registered) (S1001), the work support unit 161 inputs the start time for the target process of the current product, Further, it is determined whether or not there is an input of the end time of the previous product (for example, the product corresponding to the instruction number smaller than the instruction number of the current product) for the target process (S1002).
  • the work support unit 161 sets the start time of the current product as the end time of the previous product for the target process, and the work result data set corresponding to the previous product. It registers in 511 (S1003).
  • the work support unit 161 When the determination result of S1002 is false (S1002: NO), the work support unit 161 inputs the end time for the target process of the current product, and there is no input of the start time of the current product for the target process. Whether or not (S1004).
  • the work support unit 161 sets the previous product end time as the start time of the current product for the target process, and the work performance data set corresponding to the current product. It registers in 511 (S1005).
  • the work support unit 161 corresponds the start time or end time of the current product for the target process to the current product. Register in the work record data set 511.
  • FIG. 11 shows the instruction number. It is a figure which shows an example of the work assistance process for reduction of the reading burden of.
  • one product is taken as an example (“target product” in the description of FIG. 11).
  • the work support unit 161 sets the instruction No. received for the first process 1 for the target product input to the line 150. In the case of accepting the instruction No., the remaining instruction steps for the object are indicated in the instruction No.
  • the work support screen (the screen including the instruction number) showing the work details related to the operation number 102 is displayed on the work terminal 102 of each remaining process. Display without receiving.
  • the instruction No. is read for any remaining steps. Reading of can be omitted. This is indicated by the instruction number. Even if a human error of forgetting the reading operation occurs, it can contribute to maintaining accurate manufacturing control.
  • the instruction No. The reading of (barcode) (that the work support unit 161 has received an instruction No. for the process 1) may correspond to the input of the start of the process 1.
  • the input (start time registration) of the start of the process m (m is a natural number of 2 or more) after the process 1 is, for example, one of the following, that is, triggered by a simple operation for the worker 50-m. It's okay.
  • start UI 403 Press a predetermined touch key (start UI 403) on the work support screen 400 (see FIG. 4).
  • start UI 403 Press a predetermined touch key (start UI 403) on the work support screen 400 (see FIG. 4).
  • the worker 50-m steps on the foot pedal when starting the next product in the process m.
  • the worker 50-m says a predetermined word such as “next product”. That the predetermined word is recognized by speech corresponds to the input of the start of the process m.
  • the specific operation of the worker 50-m, the movement on the specific line 150, and the like are identified in the image recognition, and the recognition of the image corresponds to the input of the start of the process m.
  • the manager 60 can also identify products and processes that have been completed in an operation time shorter than ST. If an operation time shorter than ST occurs constantly for a certain process x, there is a need to improve other processes based on the work contents (for example, work procedure) of the worker 50-x of the process x. It is considered that the administrator 60 has. In this case, for example, the administrator 60 designates the process x via the management support screen 600 (for example, designates a display object (for example, a work time display object) related to the process x for a certain product).
  • a display object for example, a work time display object
  • the management support unit 162 acquires details regarding the process x from at least one of the point store 131 and the work store 132, and displays a screen showing the details on the management terminal 105.
  • “Details regarding step x” are, for example, at least one of the following: -Work details of process x, Details of the worker 50 in charge of the process x (for example, for each item ID of the worker 50 to which the worker number is assigned to the work store 132 for each worker number (an example of a worker ID)) A data set indicating work contents is stored, and the process No., worker No., and item ID are associated with each other, and the work of the worker 50 from the work store 132 using the process No. and the item ID as a key. Content may be obtained), It's okay. Note that acquiring and displaying details of designated points instead of the target image may be applied to work times longer than ST.

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Il est difficile de gérer avec précision la fabrication dans une chaîne de fabrication comprenant une ou plusieurs étapes qui nécessitent un travail humain. La présente invention porte sur un système de gestion de fabrication qui accepte une entrée d'un code d'identification associé à une instruction d'opération concernant au moins une première étape pour chaque produit introduit dans la ligne de fabrication, identifie, pour chaque étape, des détails d'opération associés au code d'identification accepté, et affiche un écran indiquant le code d'identification et les détails d'opération sur le terminal d'un opérateur. Le système de gestion de fabrication accepte une entrée concernant le début et la fin de l'étape, et enregistre l'instant de début et l'instant de fin en tant qu'informations de gestion. Le système de gestion de fabrication affiche un écran servant à afficher un résultat d'opération sur la base d'un temps d'opération allant de l'instant de début à l'instant de fin de chaque étape sur le terminal d'un responsable sur la base des informations de gestion.
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