File:Gigaset Smartphone Production II Connecting the Mainboard and the Microphone.webm
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[edit]Gigaset Smartphone Production II: Connecting the Mainboard and the Microphone | |||||
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Sound: Kathinka Engels, Photo/Video: Inke Pickhardt |
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Gigaset Smartphone Production II: Connecting the Mainboard and the Microphone |
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English: Since 1941 Siemens has been producing telephones in the small town of Bocholt, Germany. Today there are still 550 workers making cordless telephones for Gigaset, which separated from Siemens and started producing the first smartphone made in Germany. While the individual electronic parts for the GS185 smart phone are still being imported from Asia the finished product is put together in Bocholt. The special thing about the production is that the phone is put together by 8 employees at a time in a U-production-line with the help of robots by the company Universal Robots. These digital colleagues are involved in some of the production processes that need high technical precision. Other tasks that need more sensitivity are executed by employees.
In this recording you can hear how an employee and a robot place the mainboard and the microphone into the phone and connect them with the display. The employee places the phone into a small tray that keeps it in place and removes a couple of protective foils, then she touches the robot, which has built in sensor, to start the process. With the pneumatic gripper the robot picks up the mainboard and places it into the phone until a clicking noise signals that it is connected. Then it picks up the microphone from a tray next to the phone and connects it, too. Having completed the working process, the robot starts preparing for the next phone. Meanwhile the employee moves the previous phone to the next stage in the U-production-line. Then robot picks up the pneumatic gripper again, takes another mainboard from the supply and waits for the touch of an employee to start the process all over again. The robots make hardly any noise. Only the ventilator of the U-production line, the smacking sound and air stream of the pneumatic gripper and the clicking when the mainboard and the microphone are being connected can be heard. Sound: Kathinka Engels Photo/Video: Inke Pickhardt |
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Date |
2010s date QS:P571,+2010-00-00T00:00:00Z/8 |
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Collection | Sounds of changes | ||||
Place of creation |
Gigaset Bocholt, Bocholt, GERMANY
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Notes | internal id: 3096 | ||||
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http://www.soundsofchanges.eu/sound/gigaset-smartphone-production-ii-connecting-the-mainboard-and-the-microphone YouTube: Gigaset Smartphone Production II Connecting the Mainboard and the Microphone – View/save archived versions on archive.org and archive.today |
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