The Role of Automated Assembly Systems in Improving the Precision and Quality of Commercial Trailer Production

Siddharth Pareek

Abstract: The article examines the role of automated assembly systems in ensuring high precision and quality in the production of commercial trailers, as environmental regulations tighten, demand for interchangeable modules surges, and the welding workforce shortage becomes acute. The study is relevant because needs converge to cut frame mass, extend life, and meet tolerance standards that common methods do not attain without increased costs. We aim to identify as well as to substantiate the key mechanisms. Robotic welding, along with autonomous intralogistics, machine vision, and digital twins, and with metrological systems deployed in such an integrated way, transforms manufacturing into a process that is resilient and governable. The novelty lies in our transition from isolated deployments of discrete technologies to the "cybernetic shop floor" concept, where sensors, production equipment, and control systems provide data that form a closed loop of continuous correction, minimizing human-factor influence and preventing the accumulation of geometric errors. Automated assembly systems primarily reduce weld-defect rates while also enhancing the repeatability of process operations. These systems form an ecosystem that integrates, and the whole production loop's coherence improves from each change. This considerably reduces warranty expenditures while lowering unit costs and further improving competitiveness for enterprises that then implement digital quality assurance. The article will be of interest to mechanical engineers, as well as manufacturing automation specialists and managers responsible for the strategic development of various companies in the machinery sector.

Keywords: automated assembly systems, commercial trailers, robotic welding, digital twin, machine vision, geometric accuracy, production automation

How to Cite?: Siddharth Pareek, "The Role of Automated Assembly Systems in Improving the Precision and Quality of Commercial Trailer Production", Volume 14 Issue 12, December 2025, International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), Pages: 1797-1802, https://www.ijsr.net/getabstract.php?paperid=SR251212174539, DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.21275/SR251212174539