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Daniel Roth Experience 1987-2007

1987-1989 EXPERIENCE ICBT-RITM

• Germany, Luxembourg and USA

• Commissioning and Service of textile machines, assembly and twisting of fiberglass

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ICBT-RITM Twisting and Assembly Machine

Example of fiberglass workshop in Germany for GEVETEX

Cake motor

Bobbin motor

Ring station

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ICBT-RITM Workshop in Valence

Workshop and preassembly of machines in France

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1989 - 1992

• UTC SEVENANS Master in Systemic Products Design

• INPG ENSHMG MASTER in Advanced Mechanics

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1993-2003 PRODEL EXPERIENCE

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Examples of Products to assemble

Steering system

Pneumatic plug Cooling device

Motor Telephone Electronic Board

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From Manual Assembly…

In line assembly workshop in the Nineteen Century

First in line assembly line in a Ford factory

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…to Fully Automated Lines…

An example of Automated assembly station

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…With Mechanical Integration…

The pallet is indexed at the station and process begins 10

…And Manual Station

Transport Pallet

Product to Assemble

Screwdriver

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Texas PRODEL Experience 2000-2003 Creation of the Texan Branch in COPPELL TX

Exhibition in Philadelphia

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…ROBOTIC Assembly…

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… For PHONE ASSEMBLY…

Phone at test station

Telephone

Gripper System

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L’atelier de production Nokia DFW

CNN June 2000 : A Nokia Phone In its nine (soon to be 10) factories around the world, mobile-phone giant Nokia

will churn out approximately 325 million handsets this year

alone. That's 10 phones per second, every hour of every day, all year long.

18 lignes PRODEL, 50m de long. TCY 10s

20 M€ par an de CA

DMN 2007 : The 440,492-square-foot industrial complex at 5650 Alliance Gateway Freeway was

built in 1995. Nokia had owned the property - on 60 acres - since 2000.

In October 2006, the wireless phone manufacturer announced that it was closing the Fort Worth plant

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PRODEL Inc. TEAM in the Nokia Workshop

Préparé le 18 Novembre 2007 16

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standard PRODEL Assembly CELL

2003 - 2004

• EDHEC THESEUS NICE

MBA FINANCE-MARKETING-INNOVATION

BEST FELLOW AWARD

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LEMO Experience 2005-2006

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AXORYS Experience 2006-2007

Radiator Assembly

Value 2,5 M€, 25 m long, 13 m width..500 assembly combination. TCY 20s

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The Rise of 3D Design

Cycle time Robots

simulation

Dynamic Mechanical

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To Assembly of Electronic Products

Manual Assembly and Test of Electronic Boards

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To CAD Design Development

ABB Robot Modelizing of Ring Insertion

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Examples of Cooling Radiators Assembly System

SolidWorks Intense Usage from Design until Machining of Components 24

Examples of Fully Automated Lines

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Since October2007 KANNEGIESSER

The World of Integrated Laundries

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KANNEGIESSER The Partnership

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The System Solutions

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Flatwork Garment

Wetwork

Service

Washing systems

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Tunnel washers

PowerTrans PLUS

PowerTrans PLUS JET

Centrifuges

PowerSpin PLUS

Press‘

PowerPress

Washing technology

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Washer extractors

FAVORITplus

PowerSwing

Towel Processing

Revolution

Desinfection sluices

CD CWD Transclean

Ironer Lines

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Feeding machines

CEM Synchro EMA EML EMC EMX

EMD GEM

Ironers

HPM.II HPM(-Gas) HPM-G(-Gas)

SHM(-Gas)

Folding machines

CFM.II KFS MKF RFL.II RFL-J RFM.II

SFM.II RFS

Processing of dry work

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Dryers

PowerDry.II DC

Dry work folding machines

AFM-S(B)/-BR BFS FSM TFM 18 TFS.II

Garment Systems

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Tunnelfinisher

X-MT S-MT

Sorting systems

Simplex

Folding Technology

FA-X FA-4

Logistic Solutions

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Supertrack AERO

Turnkey Laundry Systems

SUPERTRACK Bag clean unloading systems Reims 4,5 M€

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Garment Sorting System

Garment Finishing, Sorting and fully Folding Automated System

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Products and Expedition Storage

NEWTEC Automated Storage System

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2014 KANNEGIESSER Private Exhibition

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6000 Square Meter, 100 Machines, 3000 Visitors

Logistic System VECTURA

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ANNEXES

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Diplômes

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Recommandations

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Layout Example

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Design of Integrated Laundry

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France-Telecom, Nokia, Valeo, Siemens VDO, Borg warner, Alcatel.. .

F-T question: How to create/evaluate a toolbox of scouting software?

Answer: By mapping and developing a correlation matrix of elementaryscouting tools. By applying tool #2 to tool #7

contact France: Daniel ROTH Theseus MBA +33(0)6 25 39 13 12email: d_g_roth@yahoo.com

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5-Correlation Matrix: tool that brea ks down a produc t/service into smaller entiti es. Tool tha t combi nesbreakdown princi ple with a sta tisti cal approach. The results visualize the level of interactivity(c orrelation)between sub-systems within a system.

6-Reverse Engineering: tool that builds a product/service solution using a dismantling, breaking down approachof an existing product/service .

7-Systemic Design: Desi gn tool that puts in perspec tive the product/service within a system. A system is acombination of subsystems were compatibili ty between subsystems has to be combi ned with a compatibilty ofthe system with its environment.

8-Product Lif ecycle: fi rst desi gn constraint tool that obliges the stakeholders to put the product lifecycleinto perspective. "Nothing is permanent" principle.

9-Global Interface: second design constrai nt t oo l that p laces the human stakeholder in the heart of thedesign perspec tive. explore the 5 senses interactions wi th the product/service plus any other environmentalconstraint.

10-Value Chai n: thi rd design c onstraint tool. Graphical representation of the value added of the product/service along the value chain. The value chain may be viewed from different perspectives.

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