Ilkhan Ozsevim

6 days ago | automotivemanufacturingsolutions.com | Ilkhan Ozsevim

From the factory floor to upstream design, digital human-machine interfaces are enabling smarter, leaner, and more flexible vehicle production - but humans need to be at the centre of gravity for it to work. Tunç Kip shows how intelligent HMIs transform production complexity into clarity, flexibility, and measurable performance gainsSource: AMS Composition The modern automotive factory is more connected, complex and fast-moving than ever before.

1 week ago | automotivemanufacturingsolutions.com | Ilkhan Ozsevim

At its Digital Factory Campus in Berlin, Mercedes-Benz is pioneering new forms of human-machine interaction, from generative AI agents to humanoid robots, blending physical and digital intelligence in its production system.

1 week ago | automotivemanufacturingsolutions.com | Ilkhan Ozsevim

Volvo Cars is reducing its workforce by 3,000, primarily in Sweden, as part of a $1.9 billion cost-cutting plan. The move follows a significant decline in electric vehicle sales and a strategic shift in the company’s electrification goals. Volvo follows suit as global carmakers slash jobs and scale back EV plans as sales stall and market conditions worsenSource: AMS composition The outlook is not cloudless.

2 weeks ago | automotivemanufacturingsolutions.com | Ilkhan Ozsevim

Tomasz Jozwiak explains how Jaguar Land Rover is driving circularity across its operations by reusing and refurbishing manufacturing assets, cutting emissions, saving millions, and supporting electrification. JLR refurbishes tools and robots at scale, cutting carbon and costs while supporting EV production. Source: AMS composition JLR is turning old tools into new value. As the carmaker pivots towards full electrification, it is not just the powertrains that are being reinvented.

2 weeks ago | automotivemanufacturingsolutions.com | Ilkhan Ozsevim

Human-machine interfaces are becoming central to car production. With AR, cobots, AI inspection and digital twins, OEMs like Ford, Volvo, GM and Mercedes are reshaping the way people and machines interact. Automotive factories merge AI, AR, and cobots to boost flexibility, efficiency, and human-machine collaborationSource: AMS Composition For more than a century, manufacturing lines have run on a delicate choreography of human dexterity and mechanical repetition.