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The transition to more sustainable mobility requires innovative industrial infrastructures. This is the approach adopted by ACC (Automotive Cells Company), which launched production of its first Gigafactory in Billy-Berclau, Hauts-de-France, at the end of 2023. This plant, dedicated to the manufacture of batteries for electric vehicles, marks a key step towards European energy sovereignty. <\/p>\n\n
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Producing batteries on a large scale means mastering complex processes, combining cutting-edge chemistry and advanced industrial technologies. To meet these requirements, ACC was faced with a major challenge: to design a high-performance MES (Manufacturing Execution System) capable of controlling production in real time, ensuring complete traceability and optimizing quality. <\/p>\n\n
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To bring this project to fruition, ACC relied on a solid partnership:<\/p>\n\n
Together, they have designed a digital factory that was conceived from the outset to be agile, connected and scalable.<\/p>\n\n
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Thanks to this digitalization, ACC benefits from precise control of its operations, greater responsiveness to production contingencies, and the ability to guarantee quality at every stage of the process. It’s a model of the industry of the future, serving the energy transition. <\/p>\n\n
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ACC’s Gigafactory is not just an industrial feat, it’s also a powerful symbol of French and European innovation. By focusing on digitalization right from the design stage, ACC is leading the way towards smarter, more sustainable and more competitive production. <\/p>\n\n
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