Manufacturing
AvailableModel the line before changing the line.
Manufacturing operations combine machines, people, materials, buffers, processes, automation, and time.
The manufacturing line is fully built and is the reference implementation behind the demo.
TOKNITH can model
- Material flow
- Work centers
- Machines
- Operators
- Tooling
- Buffers
- Changeovers
- Quality processes
- Downtime
- Conveyors
- Robotics
- Automation
- Scheduling
- Line balancing
- Capacity
- Maintenance
- Facility layout
Machines, operators, and material in one model.
Machines and operators can participate in the model as agents.
Continuous equipment behavior can interact with discrete production events.
Material can move through physical processes while jobs advance through operational states.
Questions TOKNITH can explore
- Where does capacity actually break?
- What happens when demand increases?
- What does a new machine change downstream?
- How much buffer is required?
- What happens during downtime?
- What happens when labor availability changes?
- Which line configuration performs best?
One clock. One model. Many futures. One reality.
Model the operation. Rehearse the change. Connect it to reality.
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