Knowledge that used to depend on people and paper, now easy to reuse.
A case here is told in three parts: what the situation was, what we did, and what exists now.
Kiekens: the assembly, step by step.
Kiekens builds industrial dust-extraction systems. How they are assembled was known by the people who had built them for years.
Frame: EKKO player on a tablet, Turbo U7, assembly, step 10 (real)
- BeforeAssembly depended on experienced assemblers. Others had to ask around or search through folders.
- What we didFilmed the assembly with the assemblers and structured it per product, per phase and per step.
- What exists nowStep-by-step video and instructions that technicians use on the shop floor, in the Library Kiekens chose.
Frame: the Turbo U7 page, with assembly, installation and maintenance (real)
Frame: the Kiekens machines in the Library (real)
“What used to take hours of asking around or searching through folders is now accessible in seconds.”
Jeroen Roeleven · CEO, Kiekens
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