Fabasoft at the Control 2024
AI for better data management along the supply chain
At Control 2024, software provider Fabasoft Approve will be demonstrating how companies are taking their quality management to a new level by digitalizing cross-company end-to-end processes and using AI.
Experts will present the cloud-based standard product Approve on Fabasoft Proceco for managing technical data and documents in live demos. Use cases from the manufacturing industry such as KSB, Primetals Technologies and Georg Fischer will demonstrate the functional scope of the software and the various possible applications as a holistic computer-aided quality system. Using a 3D scanner, visitors will have the opportunity to have themselves scanned as a 3D model.
Automated recognition of technical documents
According to the company, Approve reduces the manual effort in the project business enormously with the integrated AI from Mindbreeze InSpire and expands the possibilities of 8D processes with concrete suggestions for immediate and preventive measures, more efficient and precise results and 8D reports. The AI automatically recognizes technical documents and their content, extracts and analyses information from them. This is then intelligently linked to create a 360-degree view.
Lecture: Test plans at the touch of a button
In a joint presentation entitled "How to create inspection plans at the touch of a button" by Andreas Dangl, Managing Director of Fabasoft Approve GmbH, and Alexander Thumbeck, Technical Project Manager at KSB, interested parties will learn how the pump manufacturer creates Quality Control Plans (QCPs) automatically on 25.04.2024 at 13:40 in the Exhibitor Forum. According to the company, the introduction of the QCP generator saves 3,200 working hours per year at the Pegnitz pilot plant alone.
Stand 1315 in Hall 10
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