Success of our Customers

FESTO, from the automation technology field, has the challange in early validation of complex assembly systems.

‍“Halocline enables us to present complex ideas in a simple way and thereby unlock creativity in the planning process.”

A short industrialization phase and complex assemblies present Sanner with challenges in their workstation design.

Virtual workstation setups from item and assembly validation in Halocline provide a solution.

The challenge was to design a new 1,800 m² manufacturing space while restructuring an existing part of the factory.

“The VR planning software Halocline allowed us to significantly increase planning accuracy while identifying weak points at an early stage - making the entire planning process more efficient and intuitive.”

An increasing product variety on single workstations posed a challenge for Siemens in Karlsruhe. Fast and flexible planning was required.

"Workstation design is now four times faster for us. At the same time, we were able to involve people early on in the planning process and thus create tailor-made solutions.“

A new product, a 25 kg sensor, has to be implemented and at the same line smaller sensor types from the same product series should run there as well.
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"Our employees are much more accepting of the change process when they are involved and decisions are not simply made over their heads."

Visualising factory and workplace planning used to be complex, static, costly and only interactively to a limited extent.

"Halocline is more than just a planning tool for us - it is the enabler for our digital factory planning. The software has not only made us faster, but above all better."

Redesigning single workstations to a flow line – this had to be implemented in the shortest possible time and with hardly any data available. The project was completed in just three weeks.

"The accuracy of the data in VR was significantly higher than we had previously assumed. In a later implementation, we made mistakes that we had already noticed in VR, only because we didn't trust the realism of the data in the first place."