Production output and staging
Define how cells, modules or packs leave one production step and wait for the next controlled operation.
Battery production
Gigafactory teams coordinate large volumes of cells, modules and packs across connected production stages. Work steps affecting the cycle time take place between the lines: loading, unloading, transfer, repacking, cleaning, inspection and exception handling.
Inside the production flow
Packaging is shaped by what happens before, between and after production steps: units are loaded, unloaded, transferred, repacked, cleaned and routed onward.
Define how cells, modules or packs leave one production step and wait for the next controlled operation.
Map the movement of units, carriers and packaging between adjacent production areas and process owners.
Align the physical flow as production moves from cells to modules and from modules to pack integration.
Define ownership, staging capacity and the information needed when units move between teams or shifts.
Set the carrier quantity, staging rhythm and changeover requirements that keep a high-volume operation supplied.
Start with the interface
A focused production-flow discussion is the fastest way to assess whether a tailored physical packaging solution is appropriate.
Review interfaces, access, lifting, grippers and working space around the unit.
Define carrier changes, spacing, orientation and the handover between connected production steps.
Include inspection, cleaning, damage checks and preparation for the next shift or process step.
Separate production scrap, line rejects or units requiring review from the standard high-volume flow.
The Lokistix solution
LOKI-TES is a tailored physical packaging solution for a defined battery production workflow. It is developed from the real interfaces, handling sequence and operating environment, not from a generic product assumption.
Optional digital layer
LOKI-Track can add asset identity, status information, alerts, document access and guided workflows where those functions belong in the production setup.
Connect the monitored asset with its packaging, process and document context.
Route condition data and events to the responsible workflow.
Give authorized users access to the documents required for the defined process.
Support defined handover and workflow steps with digital guidance.