Honda MPR Compliance

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SPEDE Poka Yoke solutions simplify Honda MPR compliance by interfacing to PLCs, weigh scales, vision sensors, touchscreens and USB cameras to automate business processes and prevent errors. 

Vision sensors and cameras can be used to:

1. validate correctness of parts to pack, label 
2. provide accurate counts
3. ensure adherence to packing requirements
4. detect wrong or scrap parts and trigger a conveyor to divert them 

Touch-screen PCs display the real-time status of:

1. WIP in each operation
2. real-time production totals and statuses to pack to releases/ 862s
3. packing and labeling 

Purchased, and internally produced component lots are tracked through processing and final assembly. SPEDE ties the end item lot to all lot codes involved upstream. A single container can have multiple lot codes, if partials are combined.  

You can use a scanner to:

1. Create a SPEDE B.O.M. 
2. Receive raw /purchased components
3. Issue to Line/ Operation
4. Return to stock
5. Track Components by Lot tied to the Container serial number
6. Query lots forward and backward
7. See all purchased and internally produced component lots linked to a final assembly lot  

SPEDE lineside labeling solutions use input from host ERP/EDI/ RAS systems, and plant floor devices including PLCs, scales, vision and/or USB cameras to trigger finished goods labels to print automatically when the pack count or dunnage is correct. 

Inexpensive USB cameras provide error-proof packing of layered dunnage by ensuring that every slot of the layer is filled correctly before allowing the next layer to begin. Optional video can confirm that packing requirements were met in case of customer inquiry. 

Backward and Forward Traceability records are created automatically. SPEDE retains the serialized label data and all its associated transactions in a SQL database for easy drill down reports/ queries. 

Individual parts and containers of parts can be serialized at line-side. 2D serial numbers on parts can be read by vision sensors as the parts are counted and packed. 

Part serial numbers are linked to the container serial number in which they are packed. The container serial is linked to production details including machine, run date, lot, shift, etc., providing detailed traceability.

At a Re-pack station where a PLC isn't available to validate the correctness of parts being packed into a container, a vision sensor can confirm each part is correct, alert the operator if an error is being made, and trigger the conveyor to divert the wrong part. When a pack count of good parts is reached, a serialized container label will print. 

SPEDE also controls partial packs at End of Run or End of Shift that are available for Re-pack. 

Error-proof processes in Re-work are critical for QC and traceability. A vision sensor can count parts leaving production and identify good vs. scrap. By interfacing to a conveyor, good parts can be automatically diverted for packing and labeling and scrap parts for Re-work. Re-work parts are controlled via serial number on the Part or Container. 

Real-time production data shows: 

• Partial containers available for Rework
• Production counts of Rework Pieces and Containers by: Part, Date, Line, Shift, etc.