Sensors and timers can track machine setup and operator sequences to give real-time feedback. Matt asks if off-the-shelf digital lean systems exist, noting most are homegrown. A new Sweden-based platform offers customizable solutions for lean practices.
You think about the ability to put sensors out there to know that the machine is set up correctly and that the operators, you could even say, put in place timers, if you will, to know how long the operator sequence should take. Are they hitting it or not hitting it? And really to provide feedback, active feedback, because most folks, if they have the feedback, then they'll do something about it, right? Especially if it's accurate and legitimate feedback. Hey, we have a question from someone who's listening in. And so, Matt, asks the question, are there some off-the-shelf digital lean systems solutions that exist on the market? Most of these I've seen in the past were homegrown. Anything come to mind from your experience?
There are a couple that I've come across, actually one that I just started talking to this week, coincidentally, that's based out of Sweden, but it is Their solution is a digitally platform, and you can customize it and tailor it to your own practices and so forth.
