An electric rotor, also called an eRotor, is a critical component in electric vehicle (EV) powertrains, rotating inside the electric motor (eMotor) to convert electrical energy into mechanical power to drive the vehicle. It works with other parts inside the eMotor to ensure the vehicle operates smoothly. Inefficiencies in the eRotor or other powertrain components can impact the vehicle’s overall performance. Advanced testing and automated capabilities are critical factors in successful eRotor assembly at scale.
With more than 30 years of experience in the automotive industry, ATS Industrial Automation provides innovative solutions for complex manufacturing processes. State-of-the-art facilities and advanced testing capabilities ensure manufacturers can assemble each eRotor with precision and test rigorously to meet the highest standards—ensuring vehicle safety and quality.
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Years of Automotive Automation Experience.
Battery Production Lines.
Assembly Systems Delivered.
ATS uses state-of-the-art automation technologies for a precise and efficient assembly process, minimizing human error and enhancing the quality of the eRotors.
Our rigorous testing protocols ensure each eRotor meets the highest standards. This includes thermal, mechanical, and electrical testing to identify and address any potential issues early.
We offer flexible solutions tailored to each manufacturer’s needs. This approach allows us to provide options that best fit the customer’s production goals.
ATS uses digital twins to virtually validate the entire system’s performance before it’s physically built, saving manufacturers crucial time and expenses.
A modular approach supports multiple eRotor configurations, so manufacturers can easily adjust workflows based on strategic goals or demand.
Manufacturing teams can easily scale from low cycle to high-volume production using automation.
An experienced partner helps manufacturers implement a design for manufacturing (DFM) approach, streamlining workflows and identifying potential production issues before assembly begins. Digital tools can also support this proactive work, saving leaders critical time and costs.
Teams can connect to manufacturing execution systems (MES) to better manage parts, quality control, and traceability.