DIN 72036
Product design, component choices and digital product data in relation to automation.
EXPERTISE
Connected expertise.
Purposeful automation.
ROS 2 and software engineering grounded in harness requirements.
Our technical focus connects the software that coordinates a task with the assembly requirements that give it meaning.
01 / ROBOTICS & SOFTWARE
Communication.
Coordination. Execution.
ROS 2 helps connect robot software components through a common communication framework. Publicly, the relevant topics are component communication, task execution and equipment interfaces.
Software architecture defines responsibilities and interfaces between functions. The production task determines how those functions should interact; internal configurations and implementation details remain project-specific.
PRODUCTION TASKROS 2Communication & coordination
Robot
functionsEquipment
interfacesTask
execution
Functional overview · illustrativefunctionsEquipment
interfacesTask
execution
02 / WIRE HARNESS REQUIREMENTS
Engineering starts
with the requirements.
DIN 72036 knowledge informs questions about automation-oriented harness design, component choices and digital product data.
IPC/WHMA-A-620 provides the assembly and acceptance context. The applicable revision, class and agreed acceptance criteria must be established for each project, rather than inferred from a visual concept.
IPC/WHMA-A-620
Requirements and acceptance criteria for cable and wire harness assemblies.
Applicable editions, classes and acceptance criteria are agreed for each project. Expertise is not a claim of product certification.
CONNECT EXPERTISE TO THE TASK
Which interface or assembly requirement is central to your challenge?
START A CONVERSATION
Discuss your automation challenge.
Describe the wire harness production step, the main constraint and what you would like to investigate. Keep the first message non-confidential.
Discuss your project