Reference projects

As part of his bachelor thesis at Aachen University of Applied Sciences, Mr. Florian Schacht tested the Mitsubishi Motion Control software using a test setup for parallel kinematics. The project setup with two servos, an actuator and a graphical user interface is intended to execute complex motion sequences with the aim of testing the functionality of the software and evaluating its suitability for future customer projects. We at Quality Automation GmbH were delighted to be able to provide the framework conditions for this exciting final thesis.

This case study serves as inspiration and encouragement for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to initiate or further develop digitalization projects and offers valuable insights and practical examples of how to implement digital transformation to increase efficiency.

As part of the IRLeQuM research project, Quality Automation GmbH has developed a universal IT infrastructure framework that shows how different data sources and formats can be aggregated and made available for AI analysis.

As part of his bachelor thesis at the FH Aachen, Mr. Sebastian Kröbel developed a function module that can be used flexibly to control servo drives with the Bosch Rexroth ctrlX system.

For a German customer, we supervised and accompanied the relocation of a production line to China. With a large team, we were on site with our expert knowledge and many years of automation know-how both during disassembly in Germany and during assembly and commissioning in China.

As a Certified Excellence Solution Partner for Automation, Quality Automation GmbH always uses the latest technologies from Bosch Rexroth. With a control system retrofit, we have successfully integrated the modular and future-proof industrial control system ctrlX CORE at one of our customers.

With a specially developed and customized software, Quality Automation GmbH has digitalized the process flow in the production of the steel construction company Müller & Sohn GmbH & Co. KG and thus significantly increased its effectiveness.

For Control 2022 in Stuttgart, the International Trade Fair for Quality Assurance, we, Quality Automation GmbH, together with the company KORDT GmbH & Co. KG, have developed an automated and robot-controlled thread inspection.

The complete modernization of a needling machine from 1980 was intended to bring it up to the latest state of the technology. By replacing outdated software and hardware with contemporary technologies and adding new components and standards, the benefits of a retrofit were fully exploited.

Individual functions of the modular ERP system of Quality Automation GmbH can now be accessed browser-based from various end devices such as PC, smartphone or tablet.

A new design and safety features have increased the efficiency and safety of a curing process using UV light. The validation of the system was carried out according to GAMP 5.

High-precision and real-time position detection and adjustment are used to ultrasonically cut the textile coverings to the desired width.