Technology has changed the production methods since it has made them more effective, faster and less expensive. Machines and computers have the ability to make works in less time than humans, as they are programmed, doesn’t get tired, and are able to keep a constant rate. Also, they are able to do them perfectly, a human is not able to develop all his works and jobs to perfection where the machines are able to do. Finally, machines are worth capital, but that is just an inversion, however salaries for workers are a constant spend and may cost more money in the long run. In conclusion, this is why this advances have made production more effective, faster and less expensive.
New technological advances that have helped production:
Technological line: Consists of two machines, pl2d and scma. This machine takes out the skin and takes out the core. Then the scma cuts the fruit in many pieces using two blocks that makes the cubes.
Harvesting machines: Is a special mobile platform that is placed below a tree or trees that are about to harvest. A special unit shakes the trunk of the tree, the ripe fruits then fall to the platform, and then rolls into the conveyor belt. After this, a special industrial fan blows out the derbies such as branches and leaves.
Automatic painting robots: Special automatic painting robots, as they have a sprayer in the end, they have a painting system and a color change system all controlled by a computer. The operator only monitors and controls the process.
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Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM): Automating a production process via the use of software and computer-controlled equipment is known as computer aided manufacturing.
Computer-Integrated Manufacturing (CIM): The term "computer integrated manufacturing," or CIM, is used to characterize the full automation of a manufacturing facility, with all operations operating under computer control and being connected by digital data.
Computer-Aided Design (CAD): CAD, or computer-aided design and drafting (CADD), is a design and technical documentation tool that automates the laborious process of drafting.