Maschinen

For the traditional manufacturer of large machine tools, scalability and transferability of the new design features had to be integrated into the design concept of the NBH 630 for the entire product series from the very beginning.We led the design process from the first workshop to implementation support with the executingmanufacturers. The main influencing factors were ergonomics, work processes, economical production methods and the desire for a durable yet modern design that does justice to the value of the 5-axis machines.

After the good response to the design of the NBH 630, it was now a matter of implementing the new design features in the development of the larger NBH 1100. The machine structure provides for a screened area for pallet changing, which is also designed at ground level (as shown) or as a platform solution, depending on customer requirements. The operator side is designed as a shaft for better visibility. Compared to the NBH 630, the cassette magazine at the rear is scaled in length but identical in structure and interface to the machine.

The starting point is the new framework conditions of Industry 4.0. Machine processes are increasingly automated and „autonomous“, i.e. controlled by the production planning team. For the person responsible at the machine, the clearly readable, qualitative feedback of the operating status and the associated possibility of intervention is decisive. Adjustment is still carried out on the machine itself. MORENO shows design possibilities for user interfaces at the current state of development of OLED/AMOLED display technology.