Use of Six Sigma to Move Verification of Vehicle Remote Keyless Entry Upstreams in Product Development Process
Use of Six Sigma to Move Verification of Vehicle Remote Keyless Entry Upstreams in Product Development Process
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A primary goal within the industry is to shorten the lead time to get shorter time to market and lower cost. System verification can set the limits for how short the lead time can be. Traditionally verification of automotive communication systems like Remote Keyless Entry, RKE, is performed in a complete vehicle late in the product development process. To fulfill the quality demands during the shorter project time Volvo Cars, VCC, has experienced that it is necessary to develop new requirements and verification methods. Six Sigma contains a complete toolbox to do this in a structured and time efficient way. VCC has together with other Ford Motor Company, FMC, brands and the supplier Continental developed methods and requirements so that the RKE system can be verified before vehicles are built. Only a last validation has to be performed in a complete vehicle. The process consists of:
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Use of Six Sigma to Move Verification of Vehicle Remote Keyless Entry Upstreams in Product Development Process
Sae Technical Papers
SAE 2010 World Congress & Exhibition ; 2010
2010-04-12
Conference paper
English
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