Case studies
Proof from real production lines.
Manufacturers in automotive, medical devices, packaging, filtration and industrial machinery — what changed on the floor, and what they can prove afterwards.
Packaging · Standalone
Aluflexpack
5 days to train a new operator, down from 2–3 weeks
Video instructions on tablets replaced shadowing and weekly training sessions — machines keep running while new hires learn.
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5 days
To train a new operator on basic machinery (was 2–3 weeks)
200+
Production hours a year reclaimed on the affected lines
Medical devices · Integrated
Coloplast
~85% less document-distribution time
REWO runs as a module inside Coloplast's own MES, delivering QMS documentation to the line — and supported a production-line transfer to Costa Rica.
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Automotive · Integrated
Hidria
30–40% faster to competency (internal estimate)
Hundreds of video instructions reached from MES terminals — with over 70% of views happening inside the existing interface.
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Automotive · Integrated
VHIT S.p.A.
Paperless assembly, traceable per operator
Printed instructions replaced by a document layer inside the MES — approved updates reach every shift immediately, and each review is recorded against a badge.
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Filtration · Standalone
MANN+HUMMEL
Up to 50% less training time on certain skills
Video for training, SMED changeovers and shift-wide standards — with instructions looping on monitors at shared workplaces.
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Industrial group · Standalone
Kolektor
65%+ lower cost per video instruction
A central production team records and edits REWO instructions for every site — local teams prepare, the experts explain.
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Industrial machinery · Standalone
Scanreco
Paperless, and easier to audit
Video instructions and digital sign-offs replaced printed documents and shared folders — on the shop floor and for office ERP processes.
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