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By: Pat Fairbank
New: 07-02-2013 19:00
Updated: 07-02-2013 19:00
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We've had problems in past seasons with losing track of which parts are ready to manufacture, assemble, send out for powder coating, etc. To help fix this problem, we wrote this web-based system during the offseason which assigns part numbers for CAD, stores part metadata, and tracks parts through the manufacturing process.
The dashboard pictured here is permanently displayed on a screen down in the machining area of our workshop.
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07-02-2013 19:18
sanddrag
Re: pic: Team 254's Part Tracking System
Love it. We could really use this. Any plans to open source it? Also, I find interesting the reference to the front roller BBD. I spy a repeat of the very amazing 2010 BBD.
07-02-2013 19:18
dcarr
Re: pic: Team 254's Part Tracking System
That's really awesome! Bootstrap it looks like? 
07-02-2013 19:21
Akash Rastogi
Re: pic: Team 254's Part Tracking System
What do the colors designate?
07-02-2013 19:33
rcmolloy
Re: pic: Team 254's Part Tracking System
The same functionality can be utilized through Google Drive/Docs. 973 utilizes the same idea through spreadsheets by categorizing parts, where they are in the manufacturing process, and also who is working on them at that specific time.
07-02-2013 19:48
Pat Fairbank
Re: pic: Team 254's Part Tracking System
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Originally Posted by sanddrag
Any plans to open source it?
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Originally Posted by dcarr
That's really awesome! Bootstrap it looks like?
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Originally Posted by Akash Rastogi
What do the colors designate?
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07-02-2013 23:31
DampRobot
Re: pic: Team 254's Part Tracking System
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Originally Posted by sanddrag
Love it. We could really use this. Any plans to open source it? Also, I find interesting the reference to the front roller BBD. I spy a repeat of the very amazing 2010 BBD.
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