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The "TiCon Takt" module makes it possible to assign work tasks (specified by individual "Analyses" in TiCon Base) to resources, e.g. workplaces or operators within an assembly line.

Optionally, a mix of variants and types can be taken into account.

The following applies: The more the sub-processes are structured in detail, i.e. the more finely divided the whole work content is, the easier the elements can be assigned to the stations and the better the balancing difference can be minimized.

Goals of balancing:

▪Achieving an even utilization of stations (operators, workplaces)

▪Increase in productivity

▪Increase in output quantity

▪Avoidance of bottlenecks and minimization of idle times

▪Reduction of running time

Variants:

The "TiCon Takt" module offers three different modes of operation.

1.“Standard balancing" (Use for a product in a variant)

2.“Mix balancing" (Use for a product in fundamentally different variants on the same assembly line)
Allocation and redistribution is possible for several balancing variants

3.“Max balancing" (Use for a product in different variants on the same assembly line)

Advantages of the module Takt:

•Constantly updated display of workload and capacity during the balancing process

•Complete user control

•Flexible reaction to changes in personnel assignment and processes

•Determination and comparison of efficiency parameters

•Direct link to analysis elements from TiCon Base

•Time update on demand (archiving)

Special cases 

•With evaluation of the “Workplace ergonomics" (aggregated, calculated, with/without ergonomics allowance)

•With use of HWD elements and “Calculation of Body posture transitions"

•With line balancing of “sections"

•With consideration of set-up times (distinction between gross/net times)

•with exclusive stations

•with cross-station operators

•With any combination of the above