Audi Smart Factory - Future of Audi Production

[@jabzeffekt]

I own an Audi and work in this DX space in South Africa. To see this how Industry 4.0 is being led in Germany is very encouraging. Congratulations Audi.

[@astasjukioa8333]

İnsansız 0:01 Robot 04:04 Sürücüsüz 07:39 Drone 09:10 Akıllı Gözlük 09:29 VR 10:30

[@oliverallen5324]

I feel like I'm watching something from the future.

[@inot88j24]

The new production is great, much slower than before

[@AudiKayder]

This is genius. During the day you can have employees (who are much quicker) work and then close up shop and allow the smart factory to take over with light supervision.

[@alisherri77]

Why everyone hating, this is advanced technology.

[@thedray6794]

Ali Sherri wow do you know what Happens if the machines are so good that they dont Need us anymore is that the Future you like ?

[@sjepson100]

Robotics will be creating a gap between the haves and the have nots that will be as great as the gap between apes and humans. The society of humans with access to the benefits of these incredible robotic factories will be separated from a society of humans whose existence will grow more and more primitive and destitute. Human Greed can not be satiated.

[@cooltwittertag]

You need humans to create robots and humans wont ever create a robot that doesnt need humans or can "live" independently.

[@davidhamilton506]

*Hyrule Hero*....Aha, but who's to say that extremely high tech robots will not be able to create more robots. The era of *science non-fiction* has arrived, so that maybe stock holders will own a vehicle manufacturing plant, but the entire factory will be entirely automated, with vehicles coming off the production lines without a single human interaction. Supplies to the factory I imagine, would continue as normal. I tend to think that's it's doable, but of course it's how we humans initially programme the robots in the first place...

[@cooltwittertag]

David Hamilton Because Robots have a program made by a human, they cannot just get their own personality and build more robots because they are NOT made of carbon. They are NOT living creatures and they won't ever be, because for a true artificial intelligence, you would need to reconstruct the human brain, wich is not possible. EVERY robot follows a step by step program, even those "self learning" robots.

[@ВиталийДауб-х4л]

Es ist sehr beeindruckend, wie der Audi-Konzern moderne Digitalisierungstechniken entwickelt. Beeindruckt den Eindruck der Sauberkeit des Raumes, absolute Computerisierung der Prozesse und die Etablierung der Arbeit des technischen Personals!

[@vanilinvlastelin9437]

Вы самые крутые,ребята!!!Especially the serious man who was in the frame with the wires and cool as well guys who wore glasses and did everything in virtual reality! Is this really the way cars do, people? It's certainly a masterpiece, steeper not, you are really worthy of an Oscar !!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!Bravo!!!I want to have a wheelbarrow of your masterwork process !!!!! It will really be an honor for me!Дай Бог!

[@ddoroslovac]

Wow. Industry 4.0 in action!

[@GivathBrenner]

Amazing Mr. Blair M. Phillips Retired GM of Canada

[@pritiparjapati65]

Nice video

[@gauravrajput7180]

Thanks for this

[@joydeepsharma1]

It's a really nice work, fully automated.. But I still like the Handcrafted Rolls Royce.

[@arunkumarm.s.320]

Humans are wayyyy faster than these machines nothing can beat a real hard worker who loves his job

[@jascrandom9855]

This is all Tech Demo. An i think they just clear the Factory for the Video.

[@asmizanshu]

Audi is my favourite car brand.

[@LovemeAquarius]

Yah, very reliable.....

[@mirlindaberkolli5148]

Assamese Anshu yeah me too

[@pepito060666]

Great very impressive.

[@rogerwalsberg]

You just told me I paid WAY TOO MUCH for my car.

[@Tomoyo0827]

rogerwalsberg the research fund for these can pay the salaries of 2 million workers, therefore you don’t pay enough.

[@asnmkmmmasnmkmmm7702]

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[@firmman4505]

Night Parade ?

[@Ayce47]

do you know how much it goes to have "robots do robot things automatically"? If it's automated, someone had to teach a piece of metal to do human stuff.

[@TheLedoubleS]

Muss sehr angenehm sein vom Geräuschverhalten her wenn etliche Drohnen durch eine Produktionshalle fliegen ^^ Jetzt weiß ich wenigstens warum Audi so hochpreisig ist. Bei der ganzen Technik, die muss ja auch finanziert werden =D

[@ThaoNguyen-mt4qg]

hiện đại quá trời

[@weisswurster]

Surely there's a more efficient way to move stock around a factory than a drone..

[@adamsgary56]

That assembly is slow but they can run it 24/7 365 plus with the google glass and HTC virtual reality, anyone can be taken off the street, trained to do anything and be ready to go in 24 hrs, so if anyone doesn't like how things are, they can easily be replaced. Also, with no conveyors because of the drones and free moving machines, some trucks can pull up and offload all that stuff, and anywhere can instantly be turned into a production facility. You don't need to take forever to set up a traditional assembly line based production facility with conveyor belts and heavy machinery that's fixed in place and takes forever to move if you wan't to adjust your production line.

[@konanoobiemaster]

love audi - it's all i drive. with that being said... do we really need flying steering wheels delivered by drones? why does it have to fly? can we keep it real please?

[@desichijekirankumar3381]

Nice

[@Th3CrazyBOy]

Many other fabrics already work with that technology... this isn't the future, it is the present

[@bigspeci2115]

Th3CrazyBOy which one please....?

[@bryceiliff4459]

What soft hands the humans have. 😊

[@Beautifulnatureandme]

Without human there is no joy in workplace

[@farbmixus]

Sehr gut! In Zukunft hat niemand mehr Arbeit, und weil keiner mehr Arbeit hat kann man sich auch kein Auto mehr Leisten. Für was Auto wenn man nicht zur Arbeit muß? Alles läuft nach Plan! Sehr Gut. Außerdem werden Autos nicht immer günstiger. Wer soll sie sich noch Leisten?

[@nofarmersnofood2473]

FARB MIXUS leider sind das Leute die Studiert haben die haben eh keine Ahnung von der Welt.

[@fortitudo1990]

I am sure that, a car is produced in 30 hours 😀

[@jjuventus5784]

Finally not faster than human...

[@Edzha19]

A.K.A. Welcome in Skynet.

[@ianart7]

Cool but slowly

[@eliaslazaro1405]

Máximo perfeito, tbm Lamborghini perfeito, tudo parabéns 😊😉

[@jaketorralba4521]

The machines are slow but i think they can work 24hrs non stop. That still more productive than human

[@junoguten]

^Aerodynamic testing of Audi chassis for intended driving speeds. Joking aside are those just driving slow cause the next operation is a slight bottleneck anyway and they're only driving the speed to get there on time, or is that as fast as they go anywhere in the production line?

[@itskevinjustkevin]

Am I watching Kraftwerk music video here?

[@loganmuir772]

yeah i feel you i used to work for Brose i only saw 2-3 drones this is inefficient but "futuristic" ...kind of scary

[@al5ayyal911]

Thank you for not letting human touches my car. Hail feelingless Robots.

[@satishgupta9098]

FULL GAME OF SENSORS

[@iwonawojtas9169]

Future without workers,great.Who will buy products- machines ?

[@piebepost8887]

It IS not without workers. Just their roles will change. Smart factories allow for more complex and thus labor intensive products; which now may be beyond imagination. The nature of human labor will evolve alongside product complexity. Humans simple repeating tasks will be overtaken by robots, humans will switch to tasks that are too complex for {payable} robots. Secondly, smart factories will allow for production in the western world that right now is outsourced to low wage countries.

[@piebepost8887]

Do not forget that this has been said with all Industrial revolutions; yet it never happened.

[@avinash7351]

Piebe Post not everybody is born Einstein to do more complex and payable job There is some reason for people to choose less demanding jobs.

[@chrisg191]

natural selection

[@adamsgary56]

If they have automated factories like this set up then humans won't have to work. Someone could just submit a design into an automated factory, and if someone likes that design and orders it then the factory can automatically reconfigure itself because of no conveyor belts or machinery that's fixed in place and make the product that person ordered so no materials are even used until someone has already payed and ordered. The designer then gets a percentage of each item sold. You're telling me you couldn't design a car or piece of clothing or other product that people would buy? In general, people think too small. Always looking to someone else to give them something to do that they can get paid for instead of generating their own wealth.

[@d22matt]

Aka, cyberdyne systems model. They'll have the model 101 next 😬

[@iciman100]

if you make robot to build cars , how could humans afford those cars if they have no more job ???

[@joshualegault1095]

It will be cool when this can be done for a non mass production shop

[@ShanerHulk]

Skynet beginnings here folks

[@monicascafaru9193]

it is not presented in this video what's the useful application of the drones in the factory, what exactly are doing?

[@davidw4236]

nice to see this. still a littlebit slow but nice.

[@ouji5055]

Are those AGVs?

[@bugjuicer]

Thing is, this may be taking some jobs, but only lower skilled jobs. There's no reason why the factory couldn't upskill their people to maintain and run the machines

[@jzaperu]

sorprendente.... cómo avanza la tecnología

[@Ronin585]

Sip y como avanza también la destrucción de empleo ...

[@Wulfis69]

PTBS Flashbacks von den Audi SB Märkten.

[@872521]

@ 6:00 - patterning bench. good idea. "teaches the robot to install plugs at exact spots. @ 8:00 - air drones w/ parts. inefficient but interesting for memo's and what-nots. @ 9:30 - optical harness on human. inefficient. installing a gasket is for a robot. @10:30 - IA operator drill. ?what's the point? ?phantom interior design drill? @ 12:20 - laser etching of different materials. human vacuuming of dust. inefficient. @ 13:00 - remote sensing and guidance of human to unplug robot. inefficient. Overall an interesting but BASIC presentation of the capability of AUDI Smart Factory. Rating - 2 stars out of possible 5 stars.

[@piebepost8887]

10:30 is clearly about Smart Engineering, an integral part of smart factories. Regarding all other points: This video clearly presents no more than a manufacturer's first steps in exploring smart factory solutions. That is the whole smart factory concept: just develop new tech. Applications will be found anyway, if not now than in the near future.

[@korencek]

is for quality control and efficiency. basically engineer fromt he office can tell a worker what to do in case of a problem etc...

[@sgwang8281]

Audi smart software, future of emission control.

[@abec666]

Audi smart factory, VW oil burner engine. Seems legit.

[@stephenwilson7118]

relaxed working conditions, no safety glasses or gloves needed, wonder if steel toed are?. Nice looking too.

[@bellap5917]

Why is everyone hating they are just should you new tech. All other company's just copy the Germans anyways.

[@Alex.E87]

John T no. im working in automotive industry. everybody benchmarking japanese

[@MrWalker1000]

@@Alex.E87 dont the japanese implement technology that the germans first came up with?

[@ediz5935]

Audi is from sweden

[@haryomukarnadi3282]

Automated guided vehicle aren't they? Are they all integrated between FMS, CAD/CAM and the others?

[@golf103184]

Wenn die Assistenzsysteme in den Autos auch so funktionieren würden wie die Robotet in der Fertigung, wäre dem Kunden mehr geholfen. Für die Autos sind wohl eher Bastlergruppen zuständig.

[@Akalipt0s]

its cool...but no room for people to work... day after day less people will have jobs

[@LKFMYLF]

lost job....😥

[@CharlsEdouard]

A lot of jobs are already lost because of foreign factories. This could bring back them to Western countries

[@bbqsock]

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[@TheNefastor]

Unless you can work better than a robot can, no, it wasn't a lost job.

[@Omar-kw5ui]

the future will probably be a bunch of robots working for us as we laze at home doing nothing.

[@Giovannystroom573]

Robots are taking our jobs

[@sudheer1413]

Audi A7 my favorite car

[@bluelightstudios6191]

the future is now

[@bfogarty949]

What is this showing? Looks to me like an advertisement for a company that makes machines on LSD.

[@barriewright2857]

So why haven't they developed a industrial robot hand for the more delicate parts of the production yet! , the robots need hands so they can feel what they see.

[@clausp6043]

nur weil es machbar ist, heisst es nicht das es gut ist. In der realen Produktion ist so gut wie nichts von dem gezeigten wirtschaftlich und scho garnicht sinnvoll.

[@ursinodepeluche]

@ Arno Nym Gewiss ist mancherlei Gezeigtes unter einem experimentellen Hintergrund zu sehen; Die mögliche Anzahl nahe der Produktionslinie fliegender Drohnen ist begrenzt. Dennoch kann diese Art des Transports in einzelnen Fälle eine interessante Ergänzung zu bisherigen Methoden sein.

[@komentierer]

Doch, es ist sehr sinnvoll... in der Produktion passieren häufig Fehler, aber da die Autos fest auf dem Band sitzen, können sie nicht aus diesem entfernt werden, um den Fehler sofort zu beheben; sie müssen fertig gebaut werden... danach müssen sie WIEDER zerlegt werden, um den Fehler zi beheben. Dieses Problem wird hier gelöst.

[@horstsoa8468]

Kommentator ergibt sich das nächste Problem, Teile die immer mehr JIT angestellt werden, würden dann durcheinander kommen somit auch nicht wirklich sinnvoll bzw nur sehr eingeschränkt.

[@Battleegg]

The first Spacestation on Earth

[@Caesarjanone]

Blz! Quem irá comprar os carros? Robôs?

[@SuperBincha]

Hello, can anyone tell me about the first robot, whats its name, function, sensor attached etc ???

[@mohamedzyadaitbatahar]

smart maybe. can't see the efficacy. google glass to put a seal on, a nosey drone to do the job of a conveyor, give me a break audi

[@aculem36]

mohamed zyad ait batahar the drone concept is for example if a wrong steering wheel or any other wrong part was delivered, they can very fast bring the right part to its installation place and don't have to run down the production line for a long time

[@korencek]

I think what they are trying to do is a "quick setup factory" for small series. This gives them an edge from setting up all the conveyors.

[@alexanderschneider9121]

Why are so many people named after a mass-murderer?

[@konanoobiemaster]

yeah they lost me on the steering wheel drone lol

[@luxurydetailsllc9803]

take 3 years for a car to he built 😂😂

[@alisherri77]

Luxury Details learn grammar.

[@luxurydetailsllc9803]

Wow😂😂 great catch you get an A+

[@sadokagili8551]

that time can be optimized ! the most important is efficiency and conformity

[@DeepakSingh-jl1du]

Only 3

[@DeepakSingh-jl1du]

Year

[@fluffymacaw933]

The robot at 2:45 looks like its floating but it’s just so low that is blocking the wheels

[@Soho9111]

It is just more cost on the customer

[@konanoobiemaster]

try driving an audi sometime

[@mardoxx]

That drone flying over like flies. Annoying like f***

[@mikesavad]

so if that guy didn't get that plug in right, and he walked away with the unit, would it show a frowny face, yelling nein nein nein and just start chasing him?

[@DINGERscotland]

Everytime i see automation or smart technology in a work place I don't think wow that's amazing! I think how many people will lose a job, automation ain't always smart

[@mohamedebeid1]

Production lab 🖒

[@valentin3814]

Despite that "smart" movements of quite a few robots, the most vital jobs like assembling are still carried out by hands. And by the way, why the lonely worker under the car body walking without safety helmet and company uniform??)))

[@윤오리-u8s]

1:03-2:30 This mecanum wheeled mobile robot used position control by a stator laser scanner(fixed) & moving refelector(mobile).

[@Павел-м7ш7х]

I work on this factory before , and you know my boss is qadracopter . Its normal )) ( run!!)

[@PedroGomez-bd9ro]

No like

[@meganjay30]

This is what it should have been like back in 2000... 18 years ago... Another 18 years from now and this will be almost the same as now.. So slow moving and when will driving cameras be built into cars as standard...?? Maybe in another 20 years time i guess...

[@nenadradu6718]

I don't like this. Sleepfactory.

[@BullwinkleFFMn]

Iv'e heard that South Korea is the most automated country. They might just have more robots per capita.

[@megatronkokoutse6502]

Hope they sell them to smart robot

[@manuaj6056]

it"s look like a award film lol

[@BM_PAZ]

Judgement day!

[@Ergoziser]

So is it an audi factory or a smart factory?

[@tammyholtzhausen8744]

A toy shop for employees

[@RelianceIndustriesLtd]

3:57

[@CSCOTTREDFIELD]

This is so cool and everything, I love technology however I cannot help but feel sad about automatization, I see people loosing their jobs.

[@albertB215]

CSCOTTREDFIELD We never recommend laying off employees in digital transformation. Allocation, re-education, and maximize efficiency would be the recommended option. Its people that makes the final calls after all. When people are all replaced by robots, nobody would have to work ever again :)

[@incertimarkovic8325]

Where can you visit such a place?

[@francescoderrico5576]

Quello che non viene mostrato in questo filmato è come vengono create le carrozzerie.... Sono create da robot CO.MA.U. (FIAT) e questo la dice lunga sul basso livello di automazione e tecnologia di Audi.

[@GameplayRunner]

Are These robots with Quattro

[@nofarmersnofood2473]

how the workers ?

[@Mustela001]

WALL-E // ㅠㅠㅠ 인간은 이제 머리 쓰는 일 아니면 힘들어 질 것! ㅠㅠ

[@TOProducciones]

Its a stanley kubrick factory!!!

[@josedourado3747]

I hope at least that robots can buy cars.....they are the ones working 😂

[@trealNoOne]

I just cam for 9:18

[@ivan5.]

Wow just amazing, and love Audi great company...zee Germans!

[@f.rub93]

it's very slow

[@komentierer]

Ruben Fratean That's the actual speed of production, even right now

[@edwindominguez2548]

Ruben Fratean ywah but machinery can work 24/7

[@brandonn.1275]

You don't want to be in a factory floor with these things moving over 15 mph, bump into into just one one of them and you'd have a very bad day.

[@inextger8570]

hm faszinierend, traurig zu gleich, viele werden dann ihr Job verlieren :/

[@Pr04basher]

denn Roboter bauen und entwickeln sich von selbst... es werden sich lediglich die Berufsfelder ändern und arbeiten werden fehlerfreier und sicherer...

[@inextger8570]

Pr04basher ja die Entwicklung und Herstellung der Roboter, aber das wird dann auch automatisiert, aber danach heißt es villt. 1 Techniker der 5 Robot überwacht und wartet.

[@Pr04basher]

und dennoch sind Firmen auf der ganzen Welt auf der suche nach abeitern... allein in dieser Region hier, werden für solche Arbeiten ca. 300 Arbeiter gesucht... und das für nur eine Firma... und sollte sich das irgendwas wirklich auf die Arbeitslosigkeit auswirken, sollte man eher das System ändern... dann muss eben keiner mehr 12h am Tag arbeiten, um das selbe zu verdienen, da es ja ein Roboter macht... hier ist dann eben die Politik gefragt es müssten mehr Menschen arbeiten können, weil man sich am Ende die Arbeit teilt, die noch von Hand gemacht werden muss... das ersparte Geld darf eben nicht zu 100% in der Tasche der Firma landen... aber bis wir an dem Punkt sind, an dem das relevant ist, ist es noch ein weiter weg

[@ursinodepeluche]

Sehe ich positiver, auch dieser "Vorsprung durch Technik" ist es, welcher Arbeitsplätze fernab Ländern niedrigeren Lohnniveaus erhält wie erneuert.

[@doroelexploradoro4344]

Dritonl mvvh

[@focus678]

Robot era.

[@pranavshahi2507]

good one