DiIT expands its management team Gilching, November 22, 2024 – DiIT, a specialist for integrated software systems used in wiring harness production and member of the Komax Group, has expanded its management team. With immediate effect Martin Weickgenannt is now the second Managing Director of the company alongside Bernd Jost. Jost will leave DiIT at…
DetailsHow quality assurance can also be achieved using manual processes Gilching, September 26, 2024 – Wiring harnesses are becoming more and more safety-critical. This presents huge challenges for MES systems from wiring harness producers because they must guarantee continuous quality assurance. DiIT explains how this can be achieved despite the many manual work processes. Electrification,…
DetailsMES is also suitable for assembly Gilching, July 23, 2024 – Until now, many companies in the wire processing industry have only used a manufacturing execution system (MES) to control the highly automated cutting area. However, with suitable software this system can also cover heterogeneous downstream assembly processes. DiIT is on hand to explain further.…
DetailsDiIT increases its presence in Asia Krailling, March 21, 2024 – DiIT, a German specialist for integrated software systems used in wiring harness production and member of the Komax Group, is significantly expanding its business dealings in Asia. With its Manufacturing Execution System (MES) for wiring harness manufacturers, the company wants to participate in the…
DetailsThe automation of wiring harness production is no longer wishful thinking Krailling, November 23, 2023 – Sophisticated automation technology, automatable designs, digital standards: DiIT describes why consistent automation of wiring harness production is now within reach. The production of wiring harnesses still involves many manual work steps. However, electrification, Connected Car and Autonomous Driving are…
DetailsPaper is patient – OEMs are not Krailling, August 2, 2023 – Wiring harnesses are becoming increasingly important – as are the requirements of OEMs for their quality and traceability. DiIT explains how wiring harness manufacturers can meet the most important of these requirements today. Electrification, connected car and autonomous driving are turning vehicle wiring…
DetailsIf a wire develops a fault, the car stops Krailling, March 9, 2023 – Electric, networked, self-driving: The upheavals in the automotive sector have considerable impacts on manufacturers of wiring harnesses. DiIT explains the challenges they have to overcome. The electrified, networked and self-driving car is changing the automotive sector for the long-term. As a…
DetailsWiring harness production: how the future could look Krailling, November 24, 2022 – Wiring harness manufacturers must thoroughly automate their production, otherwise face a loss of competitiveness. DiIT describes how this could be achieved. In contrast to many other wire processing sectors, many manual processes are still used in wiring harness production. Although wire cutting is highly-automated, wiring…
DetailsA faster way to an MES for wiring harness manufacturers Krailling, July 26, 2022 – Wiring harness manufacturers also need manufacturing executions systems today – but with highly specific requirements. DiIT explains how custom solutions can prevent long, expensive implementations. Manufacturers of wiring harnesses cannot do without manufacturing execution systems (MES) today. These are the…
DetailsThe wiring harness sector must focus on these trends in 2022 Krailling, January 20, 2022 – Automation, Standardization, Digitalization: DiIT explains the important developments in the wiring harness sector in 2022. Wiring harness manufacturers are facing major challenges. The high demand for electric cars in particular is making wiring harnesses more important and system-critical than…
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