Today’s industries are looking for customisable automated solutions to resolve their challenges. DGH, an engineering company that focuses on developing fully customisable innovative solutions, helps businesses that have already implemented the basic steps of customisation to automate themselves. It is one of the first companies to use collaborative robots in an industrial environment to improve the projects it undertakes. DGH leverages available automation tools and applications to develop intelligent solutions for its clients.

DGH assists clients through the initial phase of planning to deployment of a project, making it a trusted partner. Clients approach DGH with an idea or a need, and the firm performs a deep functionality study before starting the project. With the information obtained, DGH develops the initial plan and finalises the design phase. After the design is complete, DGH starts the manufacturing process, validates and completes the ramp-up phase, and provides all the documentation to consolidate the project’s sustainability.

DGH believes each customer is unique and demands the company’s complete focus while developing a project path. The team at DGH uses artificial vision in robotics and core knowledge about the industry to identify intelligent solutions for every process and create better products for clients.

“We establish a full partnership with our clients, covering all the processes required to build them a solution and gain their confidence,” states Miguel Angel Monje Ramirez,corporate general manager of DGH.

Even though DGH’s core business is in the automotive industry, the organisation also develops successful projects for logistics, aeronautics, railway, and food industries. DGH’s team understands automation at an expert level due to their extensive experience and innovative mindset–using which they develop smart, automated industrial solutions for the clients. With forty years of experience in the industry, the team understands there is no standard solution for every customer.

An OEM in the manufacturing industry approached DGH for a software-based application to capture warnings from the PLCs in their facility. DGH developed an application that can record all the warnings and a database to store them. With the help of an analysis program, the software receives a clear diagnosis of the maintenance to be performed. The application enables the client to anticipate breakdowns from the warnings and perform preventive maintenance rather than just corrective maintenance after failure. This project earned DGH great feedback and a valuable partner as the client had exponential improvements in their overall equipment effectiveness average.

The current topic of discussion in the automation arena is the smart factory concept, and the team at DGH, understanding its need, is trying to make this a reality. It has successfully implemented 1600 projects in the last five years with 250 customers across ten countries. It aims to create solutions that are competitive, profitable, and flexible for its clients using hi-tech methodologies.