The assembly line model

The assembly line model is a manufacturing process where a product is assembled step-by-step as it moves along a fixed path. Each worker or machine performs a specific task, and the product passes through these stations in sequence. This method streamlines production by reducing movement and handling, allowing for faster and more efficient manufacturing. It’s widely used in industries like automotive and electronics to produce large quantities of consistent, high-quality products quickly. Think of it as an organized system where each part of the product is assembled by dedicated workers or machines in a continuous flow.