Automated and smart manufacturing system for Resistance temperature detectors (RTDs) fabrication

The research project aims to revolutionize the manufacturing of temperature sensors, specifically Resistance Temperature Detectors (RTDs), through cutting-edge automation and advanced welding techniques. Think of RTDs as the devices ensuring your oven maintains the right cooking temperature. Our approach involves using smart sensors and robotics, guided by artificial intelligence, to create a highly efficient and precise manufacturing system. Imagine a robot delicately handling a thin platinum wire to craft a sensor that meets strict temperature standards. This innovation benefits our partner, Dynatherm, a leader in sensor manufacturing. The automated system will boost their production, reduce manual labor, and enhance the reliability of their instruments. Ultimately, our project promises a significant leap forward in the efficiency and quality of temperature sensor manufacturing, benefitting industries reliant on accurate temperature measurements.

Faculty Supervisor:

Tsz Ho Kwok

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Partner:

Instrumentation Dynatherm

Discipline:

Engineering

Sector:

Manufacturing

University:

Concordia University

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