BIW Manufacturing BIW Line Integration for MG Motors, India

Delivering complete Body-in-White (BIW) Line Automation for MG Motors with advanced PLC programming, HMI development, robot integration, industrial networking, drive commissioning, and smart manufacturing solutions for high-quality automotive production.

Project Information

360 Automation & Controls successfully delivered a complete BIW Line Integration project for MG Motors, India. The project focused on developing a highly reliable and flexible automation system to support efficient body-in-white production with seamless communication between PLCs, HMIs, robots, barcode systems, safety devices, and industrial networks.

The solution was designed to improve production reliability, reduce downtime, enhance process monitoring, and ensure compliance with MG Motors’ global manufacturing standards.

Scope of Work

Key Project Highlights

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Project Challenges

The project required integrating multiple automation systems, including PLCs, HMIs, industrial robots, barcode scanners, safety scanners, remote I/O modules, and communication networks into a single synchronized BIW production line. Maintaining production reliability while meeting MG Motors’ engineering standards was a key challenge.

Our Solution

Our engineering team developed standardized PLC software, intuitive HMI interfaces, reliable robot communication, industrial network architecture, and complete drive commissioning. Barcode tracking, safety scanner integration, and remote I/O configuration ensured real-time monitoring, operator safety, and uninterrupted production throughout the manufacturing process.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is BIW Line Automation?

Body-in-White (BIW) automation refers to the automated manufacturing process of assembling a vehicle’s body structure using industrial robots, PLCs, and advanced control systems before painting and final assembly.

MG CCRW standards define the programming, HMI, communication, and automation guidelines followed during manufacturing projects to ensure consistency and reliability.

Barcode scanners enable part identification, production tracking, traceability, and real-time manufacturing data collection.

Safety scanners protect operators by monitoring hazardous areas and automatically stopping machines when unsafe conditions are detected.

Yes. We offer both remote and onsite commissioning, startup assistance, production support, and post-installation optimization.

Absolutely. We provide retrofit solutions, automation upgrades, PLC migration, HMI modernization, and production line optimization.

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