Through the digital transformation of Tibnor, steel production is now unimaginable. IoT sensors are today used in the company’s plants all through the production lines, gathering real-time data such as temperature changes, material composition, and structural integrity during the formation of steel. The interconnected systems enable production managers to continuously monitor quality parameters instead of just doing an inspection of the final product.
Learning algorithms are used to analyze production trends to identify the onset of a particular defect before it emerges, and therefore immediate changes can be made to sustain product consistency. The introduction of digital twins has given Tibnor engineers deep insight into the operations of manufacturing. These virtual copies are great for simulating production scenarios and testing out changes without interfacing directly with the operations. If technicians plan through augmented reality, they can pinpoint components that require intervention, slashing repair time.
A scary presence is seen growing in the Robots in Tibnor; especially when working with materials dangerous to human life and upon precision cutting. AGVs move materials from stations, removing the risk of manual handling while guaranteeing inventory control. These robots coordinate themselves through a centrally located manufacturing execution system that creates sequent workflow dependent on pending orders and material availability.
Supply chain visibility has strengthened through blockchain technology, allowing Tibnor to track raw materials from source through processing and delivery. This transparency ensures compliance while providing construction clients with verifiable documentation about material sourcing and production methods. Cloud platforms connect Tibnor with architectural firms and builders, enabling early collaboration on projects requiring specialized steel components. This digital connectivity has compressed design-to-production timelines, giving Tibnor an advantage in meeting urgent construction deadlines.
