Articles Tagged with ''wire harness assembly''

CHICAGO—According to a new study conducted by Astute Analytica, the global automotive wiring harness market will grow 6 percent annually to more than $118 billion by 2033.

BANNOCKBURN, IL—Quality is the No. 1 concern of wire harness assemblers today, according to a recent survey conducted by the Wiring Harness Manufacturer’s Association.

Using data from a CAD file, a two-arm robotic system automatically places pins on a harness board and routes wires between them.

A group of engineering students at the University of Tennessee are developing a robotic wire harness assembly system. 

KITZINGEN, Germany—Leoni AG recently developed a next-generation wiring harness for use in the ATLAS-L4 autonomous truck project.

Semiautomated equipment puts a twist on wire harness protection.

LISLE, IL—To ensure reliability and performance in extreme environments, aerospace and defense vehicles demand rugged electrical wiring and connectors. 

BMW AG plans to use a next-generation wiring architecture and simplified harnesses for its Neue Klasse vehicles.

The MSMC modular stackable cable clamp is a flexible fastening system for cables, pipes and cylindrical components with a diameter of 10 to 55 millimeters.

DETROIT—Experts warn that widespread tariffs proposed by the Trump Administration could have catastrophic effects on the U.S. auto industry, especially when it comes to key components such as wiring harnesses.