BMW's use of a single AI-powered tool is already saving it $1 million each year car auto cars
over the last few years to incorporate some AI functionality. In the body shop, robots are tasked with welding 300 to 400 metal studs onto the frame of each SUV rolling down the line and now, these studs are inspected and checked by AI to ensure they’ve been placed correctly., BMW Group Manager Curtis Tingle says that if the AI detects a stud that has been misplaced, the system will automatically tell the robot to fix it.
Additionally, workers at the site wear factory scanner devices which take measurements and images of every inch of the factory. These images have then been used to create a digital twin of the factory where BMW can test any changes it wants to make in the virtual world to improve production efficiency before actually implementing these changes in the real world. The scanning devices mean the process of scanning the factory takes just days instead of months.
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