Method for evaluating data of a printing machine
Assigneemanroland Goss web systems GmbH
InventorAlexander SAILER
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Assigneemanroland Goss web systems GmbH
InventorAlexander SAILER
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The invention relates to a computer-implemented method for analyzing data of a printing machine during or after a production, wherein a number of printed products with a specified target printing technology value are produced by the printing machine during at least one print job, wherein actual machine data and/or actual printing technology values and/or production data and/or machine interference signals and/or control signals and/or an operating signal are detected and/or stored over a period of time by a computing device across a portion of the at least one print job. It is the object of the invention to evaluate the large data volumes and the very large number of measuring values and signals by means of a computer-implemented method, in order to find causes for production disruptions and to be able to increase the productivity of a printing machine.
A computer-implemented method for detecting and analyzing data of a printing machine during or after a production for the evaluation and for the productivity optimization, wherein a defined number of printed products with at least one specified target printing technology value are produced by the printing machine during at least one print job, wherein one or several actual machine data and/or one or several actual printing technology values and/or one or several production data and/or one or several machine interference signals and/or at least one control signal and/or at least one operating signal are detected and/or stored over a period of time by a computing device (20) across at least a portion of the at least one print job, characterized in that the one or several actual machine data are stored and/or saved during the production of printed products of the at least one print job as one or several actual production data, and one or several standard machine values are formed as a function of the production data and/or for comparable production data by using artificial intelligence from the actual production data for at least one time span of a defined minimum duration of an at least disruption-free production.
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