A product is more than a bill of materials. It is a sequence of decisions, operations and checks. Make that sequence visible.
Explore the flow, handle an exception, and follow a unit from kit to release.
Pick a product and scenario, then start. Each product follows its own recipe.
Select a station or unit. Pause or use Next event to move at your own pace.
Recover a held unit, compare cycle times, and export the complete batch record.
Select a unit to view its record.
TESTBOX / CONCEPT DETAILKeep the stable parts of test infrastructure. Change the harness, fixture and approved sequence around the product.
Begin with commercially available instrumentation and product-specific interfaces. No universal electrical range or protocol support is assumed.
Explore the Test cellAssociate the unit with its product, firmware, fixture and approved recipe revisions.
Record the measurements and acceptance limits that explain why a check passed or failed.
Make exceptions and rework visible. A proposed software layer does not replace an approved quality process.
Connect this concept to an agreed electronics pilot production scope. Use the guides to prepare the product, the tests and the unit record.
Before a pilot, agree the product revision, build instructions, firmware, test limits and release criteria. A working prototype is the starting point; the pilot should establish whether another person can build and verify the same product from controlled information.
Read the guideA functional test plan defines what the product must do, how the test will stimulate it, and what evidence establishes a pass. Start with the product requirements and failure modes, then specify the fixture and instruments needed to carry out those checks.
Read the guideA useful production record connects a unit’s identity to the process that built and checked it. Retain the relevant product and recipe revisions, operation results, failed attempts, rework and release decision so the history remains understandable after the batch leaves the bench.
Read the guideBring the working electronics.
Let's define the process around them.