Linking Stamping & BiW Engineering - Benefits brought by Robustness Analysis

In today’s automotive industry, digital transformation is at the heart of engineering. All teams put lots of effort to conduct process development with the aim of anticipating manufacturing issues and reaching a stable & repeatable production process.

However, all too often we observe that Stamping Engineering and BiW Engineering follow two parallel tracks with limited interactions. This ‘conventional’ workflow does not allow to foresee issues that may arise during assembly tryouts, nor to anticipate efficient countermeasures like compensation strategy or robustness analysis.

Our industrial use case will showcase a typical situation where modifications applied to a sub-assembly for crash-test compliance have resulted in severe difficulties due to misaligned holes. On the basis of a robustness analysis, we will explore best practices and relevant solutions applied to sort out this problem and obtain an assembly within tolerance.

In this webinar, you will cover:

• The key reasons for bringing engineering teams closer together
• The importance of a seamless workflow to ensure data continuity from Forming to BiW Assembly process analysis
• The impact of process data variability on production stability
• The benefits of a robustness analysis carried out on stamped parts to understand the root causes of issues observed on sub-assemblies during tryout

Who should join

Managers & Technical leads responsible for automotive Stamping & Body-in-White engineering departments. This webinar is strongly recommended for experts in dimensional engineering, body process engineers, technical staff responsible for tryout activities in pilot hall, project leads involved in forming or assembly process engineering.

We offer two identical sessions on Septemper 11, 2025.

Please register here!

Registration Septemper 11, 2025, Session: 9:00* (Duration approx. 30 minutes)

Registration Septemper 11, 2025, Session: 16:00* (Duration approx. 30 minutes)

*Central European Summer Time (GMT +2:00)

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