Slide 02 · Project Overview
Building a Future-Ready
Digital Manufacturing Ecosystem
This Scope of Work defines the implementation of a comprehensive digital traceability system across Indoor Unit (IDU) and Outdoor Unit (ODU) assembly lines at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries.
Key Objectives
End-to-End Product Genealogy
Complete traceability from incoming material to dispatch — every component mapped to every unit.
Real-Time Process Visibility
Live station status, operator accountability, and process parameter capture across all 48 stations.
Quality Control & Defect Traceability
NG tagging, defect classification, rework lifecycle management, and full audit readiness.
Digitally Controlled Production
Df-OS as the digital backbone — scalable platform enabling future OEE, QMS, and Energy modules.
Assembly Lines Covered
25
Stations
IDU Line
Indoor Unit Assembly
23
Stations
ODU Line
Outdoor Unit Assembly
Total Stations
48
Cycle Time
~25 seconds
High throughput
Df-OS PlatformNo-Code / Low-Code
No-Code / Low-Code
Workflow creation without heavy coding
Modular Architecture
Multiple modules on a single platform
Unified Data Backbone
Eliminates data silos across lines
600+ Use-Case Apps
Preloaded, ready to configure
Rapid Deployment
Reduced IT dependency, faster cycles
ERP / SCADA / IoT
Integrates with any existing system