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Floor display · optional extra for the floor and the meeting room

The andon board that shows why the line stopped.

The floor display is an andon board for your lines. A screen shows one line or several, as you prefer: run state, output against plan and the current stop, in the Augos Operator Terminal's own colours. Nobody waits for the morning meeting to find out the line is behind.

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One line, one screen, three moments in a shift

Illustrative
Line 3 · pouch fillerPacking hall · Shift A4 h 48 min of 8 h10:48:00
Running

Pouch 100 g · job PF-1042 · Operator A

Good units so far this shift

4,220of 4,000 planned by now · +5% against plan
Shift plan 8,670white mark: plan for now
Running since10:31last stop: label roll change, 4:12
Interruptions this shift18 · 9 mincounted by the sensor, no reason needed
JobPF-1042Pouch 100 g · Operator A
RunningPlanned stopUnplanned stopFrom the sensor, the terminal and maintenance calls

Illustrative data, not a customer. Recreated screen on demo data. Here the screen shows one line, at three moments in one shift, eight seconds each.

No delay
on a shared network the screen reads the terminal directly
Live
from the same record the reports use
Your screen
run by a display module we supply, linked straight to the Augos Operator Terminal on a shared network
R300
per screen per month, or R1,500 per site per month for unlimited screens, plus R1,250 once per screen for the display module, ex VAT

What it shows

Four things the floor needs to know

Running, against plan

Each line's state from the sensor, and units so far against the plan for this point in the shift.

The current stop, timed

Its reason and a clock from the moment it stopped. Until the stop threshold, a countdown shows when the operator will be asked why.

Planned stops, shown as planned

A changeover or a clean shows as a planned stop, with its reason and its clock.

Breakdowns, by stage

With maintenance calls: how long the line team checked, how long it has waited for a technician, and whether repair has started.

What an andon board is

An andon light says stopped. This board says why.

Andon comes from the Toyota Production System. It is a signal, often a light or a cord, that tells everyone a line needs help. An andon board shows that signal for every line on one screen.

A traditional andon light only says a line has stopped. The floor display adds why, for how long, and how far behind the shift is. The reason is the one the operator gave at the line.

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The meeting room

Act on the shift while it is still running

Put a screen in the meeting room and your lines are live on the wall. Everyone sees which line has stopped, why and for how long, while there is still time to act.

Put your lines on the wall.

Thirty minutes with a manufacturing specialist to see the display with your lines and shifts.

  • One screen for one line or several, set to your plan
  • Where to mount it
  • Prices in rand, ex VAT
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A manufacturing specialist replies within two business hours to set a 30-minute call.