Product and Process Information for Motor Vehicle Assembly: Some Cognitive Engineering Aspects
Other conference contribution, 2001
This publication partly explains how we had managed amalgamate manufacturing engineering according to our interpretation and e.g. Gestalt psychology (i.e. for the most socio-technically advanced assembly system designs). This is something that is elaborated further and better repetitively in other publications registered in Chalmers Public Library (CPL) (especially is this the case in some of the latest preprints/manuscripts that are registered). That is, how the learning and training principles advocated by the senior research competency within vocational learning and training were realised in practice for full-scale production purposes.
learning and training
advanced assembly systems
manufacturing technology
parallel product flows
material kitting
materials feeding techniques
long work cycle times
autonomous workgroups
sociotechnology
cognitive aspect of work
restructuring of information systems
work structuring"
assembly work
Author
Tomas Engström
Department of Transportation and Logistics
Lars Medbo
Department of Transportation and Logistics
Seminar Comparisons of Management Practices between Japan and Sweden at School of Business, Economics and Law at Göteborg University
Göteborg, Sweden,
Göteborg, Sweden,
Subject Categories
Production Engineering, Human Work Science and Ergonomics