The automotive industry is the 6th largest economy in the world with a global turnover approaching the €2 trillion mark and an associated CAGR (2012-2020) of 4,9%. Due to the high level of quality controls required to ensure the final assembled cars adhere to high safety standards, the dimensional metrology industry for the automotive sector constitutes an important market worldwide with revenues of €1.043 million. However, existing automated metrology solutions in the market have different drawbacks: they are expensive, complex and rigid solutions, with no flexibility to be adapted to different control fixtures and most solutions´ technology is based on compressed air, which presents associated key problems.
In order to address the inadequacy of the current solutions, Actimesure has developed Eleone, a fully Automated Measurement System for the dimensional control of parts in the automotive sector able to measure all the spots of a part simultaneously with full precision (±10 micrometers) and full traceability. Eleone is the only solution in the market based on an innovative electromagnetic technology that allows higher quickness, flexibility to be integrated into every control fixture, simplicity and integrated signal processing together with a very competitive price.
Eleone will allow its end-users, Tier 1 and Tier 2 companies (major suppliers of automotive parts) and control fixture manufacturers in the automotive sector, to improve their dimensional quality systems in terms of time (time reduction for the measurement process up to 95%), money (up to 92% saving in operating costs), efficiency and reliability (zero defects in the measurement process).
The expected total revenues for Eleone project will be 20.098.100 € in the first five years of commercialization in target European, American and Asian countries with relevant automotive markets, with an associated Return of Investment (ROI) of 2,3.
Eleone project will help enhancing the European automotive sector, which currently requires to increase its competitiveness due to the emerging markets that have outpaced the European one.