Industrial engineering · Work measurement
Defensible standard times from workstation video
Conduct a direct time study from shop-floor recording. Receive an ASME-classified operation chart with LH/RH breakdown, performance rating, PF&D allowances, and documented method improvements — in minutes, not hours.
5 min evaluation included · Open analysis workspace
Typical analysis time
2–8 min
vs. 4–8 hr manual direct study
Study output
Operation chart
ASME O · T · D · I classification
Evaluation access
5 min
Single-cycle direct study
Methodology
From work recording to standard time
A single-cycle direct study — suitable for method documentation and baseline standard time. The engine automatically detects operators, equipment, and robots in frame and selects the appropriate study type. Validate with repeated observations before locking into production routings.
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Record the work cycle
Capture one complete workstation cycle. MP4, MOV, or WebM — steady framing, full operator and work zone visible.
- 2
Develop the operation chart
Elements are timed and classified to ASME symbols with left-hand/right-hand descriptions and VA/NVA categorization.
- 3
Establish standard time
Review observed time, performance rating, PF&D allowances, and standard minutes. Export for routing and kaizen.
Scope
This evaluation vs. the full platform
MotionLab demonstrates the Study module — video-based work measurement and standard time development. The full Manufacturing Improvement OS connects approved standards to production execution and measured performance.
AgileOS · Full platform
Standard method to measured performance
Version approved standard work, deploy it to the line, and measure OEE against defensible standard times — on dedicated infrastructure your plant owns.