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The Digital Thread and Work Instructions

The Digital Thread and Work Instructions

by Sequence Maestro | Feb 22, 2022 | Digital Transformation, Digital Work Instruction Benefits

The smart manufacturing revolution is upon us. Software platforms can now track data across the product design and production, and platforms trace parts and finished products through the entire supply chain in real time. But at many organizations, integrating the data...
Biggest Benefits of Digital Work Instructions

Biggest Benefits of Digital Work Instructions

by Sequence Maestro | Oct 1, 2021 | Digital Transformation, Digital Work Instruction Benefits

Almost every aspect of your personal life has made the transition to digital, from communicating over social media to streaming movies online to transferring money through apps. You’ve likely converted many processes of your business operations to digital platforms as...
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    Platform Recommended  Minimum
     Digital Camera Nikon “D“ series for Direct-to-Sequence Connectivity (real-time Work Instruction creation).

    The Nikon D40 with standard 18-55 mm lens is most affordable.

    Camera purchases will typically come with a battery.

    Memory cards are sold separately. Recommended size: 1 GB

    Pictures taken with any digital camera other than those recommended can be added to the Work Instructions with a drag-and-drop approach. However, only the recommended cameras support the Direct-to-Sequence Connectivity.