Arena Simulation è un prodotto Rockwell Automation
Arena è un software di simulazione ad eventi discreti e automazione: consente alle aziende manifatturiere di aumentare la produttività, identificare i colli di bottiglia dei processi, migliorare la logistica e valutare potenziali cambiamenti nei processi.
Consente di valutare le possibili alternative per determinare il miglior approccio per ottimizzare le prestazioni.
Consente di comprendere quali sono le prestazioni del sistema in base a parametri chiave quali costi, produttività, tempi di ciclo, utilizzo delle apparecchiature e disponibilità delle risorse.
Consente di ridurre i rischi tramite una simulazione rigorosa e dei test sulla validità delle modifiche di processo, prima di impegnare ingenti capitale e risorse.
Consente inoltre di determinare l'impatto delle variabili sulle prestazioni del sistema.
Consente di visualizzare i risultati in animazioni 2D e 3D
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