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POM MES Cable Assembly

MES for cable assembly

MES for cable assembly: machines with capabilities, control station with set-up optimisation and OEE. In development, expected from January 2027.

In development – expected January 2027

  1. 01

    The problem

    The machine plan lives on a whiteboard. Set-up times eat capacity because similar jobs run apart from each other.

  2. 02

    How POM solves it

    The plan: cable assembly catalogues describe what is produced. Machines with capabilities and limits answer which machine can make a part – with the reason. A control station builds the set-up-optimised sequence per machine, with a preview before it is adopted. OEE per machine is to come from the feedback.

  3. 03

    The result

    The goal: machines run longer on value and shorter on set-up.

Functions

What is planned.

  • Roadmap

    Expected January 2027: cable assembly catalogues – wires, terminals, seals, tools and applicators, crimp standards

  • Roadmap

    Expected January 2027: machines with capabilities and limits: “Which machine can make this part?” with the reason

  • Roadmap

    Expected January 2027: versioned production plans with operations, dependencies and automatic release

  • Roadmap

    Expected January 2027: control station with set-up-optimised sequence per machine and a preview before adoption

  • Roadmap

    Expected January 2027: feedback with good quantity and scrap, OEE per machine, tool passport, material batches

  • Roadmap

    Expected January 2027: machine client at the workstation; reporting service with a local buffer

  • Roadmap

    Expected January 2027: builds on POM Shop Floor Data and POM Machines & Maintenance

  • Roadmap

    Expected early 2027: MES Universal for any production without an industry-specific MES; later, no date yet: MES for machining

How it fits together

Every module feeds the next.

Receives

  • POM Shop Floor Data MES Cable Assembly builds on shop floor data expected January 2027
  • POM Machines & Maintenance Machines and their plan come from POM Machines & Maintenance, the MES records execution expected January 2027

All modules on the map

Status

Not bookable yet.

In development – expected January 2027

POM MES Cable Assembly is in development and has not yet been tested in real operation. It is expected in January 2027; customer pilots start from the first quarter of 2027. Until then it cannot be booked, and there is no trial. Today you capture times and quantities with POM Shop Floor Data.

Quick answers

Questions about POM MES Cable Assembly

When will POM MES Cable Assembly be available?

Expected in January 2027. The module is in development and has not yet been tested in real operation; customer pilots start from the first quarter of 2027. Until then it cannot be booked, and there is no trial.

What is POM MES Cable Assembly meant to do?

Cable assembly catalogues with wires, terminals, seals, tools and crimp standards; machines with capabilities and limits, answering “Which machine can make this part?”; a control station with a set-up-optimised sequence per machine; feedback with good quantity and scrap, and OEE per machine from it.

Is there an MES for other industries?

Yes, with MES Universal, expected in early 2027, for any production without an industry-specific MES. Machines & Maintenance plans, machines, capabilities, operator authorisation, machine and operator proposals, workload and weekly plan. MES Universal records what really happens at the machines: states, messages, signals, control station and OEE. MES for machining is planned for later, with no date yet. Today, companies in every industry capture times and quantities with POM Shop Floor Data and plan with the planning board in the core.

Are machines connected automatically?

No, we do not promise that today. Feedback comes through the terminal; a real machine connection does not exist yet.