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Organized by Dept.

:- Department of Robotics and Automation

Event Name: - Industrial Visit

Date: -28th September 2024

Time: - 10.30 to 1.30

Company Name: - WIPRO PARI

Coordinator: -Ritesh Mahajan

Participation: -60

 About the company


Wipro PARI (Precision Automation and Robotics India) is a leading automation
company, specializing in industrial automation solutions. It is headquartered in Pune,
India, and became a part of Wipro Limited in 2021. The company offers a wide range of
automation solutions such as material handling, robotic systems, and assembly lines for
industries like automotive, aerospace, and heavy engineering.

Wipro PARI's Pune facility is a key hub for design, development, and deployment of
advanced robotics and automation technologies. Their work includes smart factory
solutions and Industry 4.0 innovations, helping businesses enhance productivity and
reduce operational costs through automation.
The collaboration with Wipro has strengthened PARI's reach, combining its domain
expertise in industrial automation with Wipro’s global scale and digital transformation
capabilities.

Key Features of Wipro PARI:


1.Industrial Automation: They specialize in custom automation systems, particularly for
large-scale manufacturing, providing solutions that increase efficiency, precision, and
reliability. They offer automated assembly lines, robotic arms, and material handling
systems.

2. Robotics and AI: Wipro PARI incorporates advanced robotics and artificial intelligence
into its solutions. This includes collaborative robots (cobots) designed to work alongside
human operators, as well as smart systems that can adapt to real-time data.

3.Industries Served: The company caters to various industries, including automotive,


aerospace, heavy engineering, consumer goods, and pharmaceuticals. Some of their
notable clients include major automotive companies and manufacturing giants both in
India and globally.

4. Smart Factory Solutions: With a focus on Industry 4.0, Wipro PARI works on
digitizing and automating factories. They implement technologies like IoT (Internet of
Things), data analytics, and digital twins to enable smart, connected manufacturing
systems.

5. Global Presence: While Pune serves as a central hub for development and R&D, Wipro
PARI has a global reach, providing automation solutions across North America, Europe,
and Asia. They have installed more than 1,500 automated systems worldwide.

• Learning outcomes of visit-


This visit was held in two sessions. First session was introductory part of laser cutting
machine, manufacturing machines. Second session was the introductory part of designs
and projects area, packing.
After attention gaining introductory part they shown the different types of machines and
gave brief information about those.

1. Robotic Arms
- Articulated Robots: These are multi-joint robotic arms used in various tasks like
welding, material handling, assembly, and packaging.
- SCARA Robots (Selective Compliance Assembly Robot Arm): Used for tasks like
pick-and-place, assembly, and precision handling of small components.

2. Material Handling System


- Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs): These autonomous mobile robots are used to
transport materials around factories and warehouses.
- Conveyor Systems: Custom-built conveyor systems for efficiently moving parts and
products within a manufacturing facility.
- Automated Storage and Retrieval Systems (ASRS): These machines manage inventory,
automatically retrieving and storing products in warehouses.

3. Assembly Lines
- Automated Assembly Stations: These lines integrate robotic arms, sensors, and
conveyors to automate the assembly of complex products, especially in automotive and
electronics sectors.
- Modular Assembly Lines: Flexible assembly lines designed to be reconfigured for
different product types or production runs.

4. Welding Machines
- Robotic Welding Stations: These stations use robotic arms for automated welding,
ensuring consistent and high-quality welds, especially for metal components in
automotive manufacturing.
- Laser Welding Systems: Used for precision welding of components, offering speed and
accuracy for high-volume production.
5. Vision Systems
- Machine Vision Inspection Systems: These machines are equipped with cameras and
AI-driven algorithms to inspect products for quality control, detecting defects and
ensuring high precision in manufacturing processes.
- Optical Character Recognition (OCR) Systems: These systems automatically read and
verify labels, barcodes, or other markings on products during production.

6. Painting and Coating Robots


- Robotic Spray Systems: Automated systems for painting and coating, ensuring
uniform application in sectors like automotive and heavy machinery.
- Powder Coating Robots: These machines handle the application of powder coatings,
providing a clean and efficient finishing process for metal components.

7. Machining Centers
- CNC Machines (Computer Numerical Control): Precision machining centers used to
fabricate complex metal and plastic parts, ensuring high tolerance levels.
- Robotic Machine Tending: Robots used for loading and unloading parts in CNC
machines, increasing efficiency and reducing the need for human operators.

8. Testing and Calibration Equipment


- End-of-Line Testing Stations: These machines test the functionality of assembled
products before they are shipped, ensuring they meet quality and safety standards.
- Robotic Calibration Systems: Used to calibrate tools and equipment to ensure precision
in manufacturing processes.

9. Press and Forming Machines


- Robotic Press Tending Systems: These robots automate the process of feeding and
handling materials in press machines, improving safety and productivity.
- Forming Machines: Machines used to shape metal parts through processes like
stamping, bending, and forging.

10. Pick-and-Place Robots


- These robots are designed to pick up products from one location and place them in
another, typically used in packaging, sorting, and assembly.

11. 3D Printing Machines


- Industrial 3D Printers: Used for rapid prototyping and manufacturing complex parts
with high precision, helping in product development cycles.

12. Collaborative Robots (Cobots)


- Cobots: Designed to work alongside human operators in manufacturing environments,
helping with tasks like packaging, assembly, and machine tending. They are equipped
with sensors to ensure safe interaction with humans.

13. Robotic Palletizers and DE palletizers


- Used for automatically stacking products onto pallets and later removing them in
warehouse and distribution operations.

14. Inspection and Quality Control Systems


- These include automated systems with vision and sensors for inline quality checks,
ensuring the manufactured products meet industry standards without halting production.

Presentation by the HR:


• "Then, they showed us a presentation about Wipro Ltd. and its enterprises, giving us
insights into how it was founded, its ownership, and the key decorum and rules that
govern the organization."
Q1. How was Wipro Ltd. founded?
Wipro Ltd. was founded in 1945 by Mohamed Premji as Western India Vegetable Products
Limited, initially focusing on producing vegetable and refined oils. Over time, the company
diversified into other sectors, and under the leadership of Azim Premji, it transformed into a
global leader in IT services, consulting, and business process outsourcing.

Q2. Who is the owner of Wipro?


The ownership of Wipro primarily rests with the Premji family, with Azim Premji serving as
the key figure behind Wipro's growth and vision. He was the chairman for several decades before
passing the leadership to his son, Rishad Premji, who is currently the Executive Chairman.

Q3. What are the decorum and rules of Wipro?


Wipro operates under a strong code of conduct that emphasizes:
 Integrity: Ethical business practices and transparency in all operations.
 Respect: Mutual respect for all employees, clients, and stakeholders, promoting a culture
of
inclusivity and diversity.
 Sustainability: Commitment to sustainability in both social and environmental spheres,
including energy conservation and corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives.
 Client First: A customer-centric approach, ensuring quality and timely delivery of
services.
 Continuous Learning: Encouraging innovation, learning, and skill enhancement among
its workforce.

These decorum and values shape the working environment at Wipro, ensuring it remains a global
leader in technology and services.

Conclusion:
At the end of the visit, we were provided with lunch, allowing us an opportunity to interact
informally and reflect on the learnings from the session.
This report summarizes the informative experience at Wipro PARI, highlighting the company’s
background, values, and important life safety skills.

Photographs of the event:

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