As part of the partnership, Monogram designed the kitchen layout for The LEE Initiative and donated a full suite of its latest professional appliances to be used by the visiting chefs when they are in town for instruction from Chef Edward Lee.
As part of the partnership, Monogram designed the kitchen layout for The LEE Initiative and donated a full suite of its latest professional appliances to be used by the visiting chefs when they are in town for instruction from Chef Edward Lee.
Two employees on GE Appliances’ Industry 4.0 Development Program – Jordan Klotz (left) and Collie Crawford (right) – discuss short cuts for “pick and place” routines on the robot teach pendant for the new automated dishwasher spray arm assembly cell.
University of Louisville Speed School and Industry 4.0 Development Program graduate Collie Crawford is reviewing GE Appliances’ proprietary software and test systems on the new dishwasher test loop in Louisville, Ky.
Lana Chausenko is a graduate of the University of Louisville’s Speed School of Engineering and currently in her Test Systems rotation in GE Appliances’ New Industry 4.0 Development Program.
The wireless trolleys on GE Appliances’ dishwasher test loop show real-time data that is accessible in the company’s Brilliant Factory data visualization app and displayed on smartboards throughout the factories.
Collie Crawford, the first graduate of GE Appliances’ Industry 4.0 Development Program, talks through the operator station interface with other engineers in the program.
