MAXIMIZING EFFICIENCY ON THE PRODUCTION LINE: THREE-STORY MICRO CONTROLLER-CONTROLLED INDUSTRIAL ELEVATOR TO MINIMIZE MATERIAL SEARCH ON DIFFERENT FLOORS
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The article explores the use of industrial elevators controlled by micro controllers as a solution to optimize efficiency in the vertical transfer of materials between floors, addressing the challenges, theoretical application, practical development and results. The importance of automation in operational excellence is highlighted, presenting a prototype developed at Tinkercad that illustrates the integration between engineering, electronics and programming to create an effective and safe system. The article emphasizes the precision of movement, the interaction with call buttons and the analysis of efficiency at different times of the day, contributing to the optimization of industrial operations and improving internal logistics.
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Amanda Ribeiro Belem, Guilherme Henoch Almeida Carvalho, Luciano Ricardo Sicsu de Carvalho, Jean Mark Lobode Oliveira and Pablo Augustoda Paz Elleres (2023); MAXIMIZING EFFICIENCY ON THE PRODUCTION LINE: THREE-STORY MICRO CONTROLLER-CONTROLLED INDUSTRIAL ELEVATOR TO MINIMIZE MATERIAL SEARCH ON DIFFERENT FLOORS, Int. J. of Adv. Res., 11 (08), 751-757, ISSN 2320-5407. DOI: https://doi.org/10.21474/IJAR01/17447
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