Automation & Scalable Manufacturing
Automation & Scalable Manufacturing
Where programs go to scale.
This is where a device moves from validated design to consistent, commercial-scale production. ATL Medical supports manual assembly designed with a future automation path in mind, as well as fully automated lines. The right approach depends on the program's volume, complexity, and timeline.
What this capability covers.
Custom equipment & controls
Custom manufacturing equipment, fixtures and tooling, PLC and HMI controls, and robotics.
Inspection & testing
Vision inspection systems, automated electrical and functional testing, and automated inspection.
Integration & qualification
Device integration, industrial connectivity, automated assembly, and equipment qualification support.
Automating a highly delicate interconnect assembly.
The challenge. A cardiac imaging subassembly required extremely fine conductors to be terminated within a compact package.
What ATL Medical did. ATL developed specialized process controls and automated critical portions of the assembly, creating a more consistent and scalable manufacturing approach.
Capabilities involved: Cable, Interconnect & Signal Integrity · Automation & Scalable Manufacturing
Technical depth.
Does ATL Medical only automate, or does it also support manual assembly?
Both—manual assembly can be designed with a future automation path in mind, so a program doesn't have to choose between speed to market now and scalability later.
What is ATL's Manufacturing Execution System (MES)?
ATL's MES enables data-driven, evidence-based operations — supporting quality, traceability, and on-time delivery across the manufacturing network.
When does a program move to this capability?
Typically, after New Product Introduction (NPI), when a device is validated and ready to scale from development-level production toward commercial volume.
Ready to scale your program?
Talk to an ATL Medical engineer about your program.