How Millions of Wheels are Produced in a Chinese Factory

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[@JohnDoe-es5xh]

The ball picking with the grease is really clever.

[@tymz-r-achangin]

Mr Rogers Neighborhood music in the back ground, but its very nice the editor kept the audio loud for the machinery, tooling, processes, etc so that we could hear reality.

[@hemasundars668]

EXCELLENT INFORMATION.

[@DC9848]

When you look at the process, I see no obstacle why it could not be 90-95% automated and the factory located in EU/USA with recycled metal collected from EU/USA.

[@hartfordsignpost589]

Best comment, similar to what I was going to say.

[@zyxw2000]

The obstacle is greed. If it were cheaper for American companies to do that, they would have by now. Chinese factory workers sometimes live in dormitories in the factory building and make just enough money to get by. We don't manufacture much of anything anymore in the US for that reason. Many of our factories have been abandoned and are rusting away. (Don't know about the EU.)

[@freakmoister]

Because you think it’s just this factory 😂😂

[@ririr2]

@@zyxw2000 in fact many of China's human operation could be robotized even further...

[@jimfarmer7811]

As a retired engineer I can tell you it's about the money. Automation isn't free. The cheapest robot cell will cost you at least $50,000. With opportunity costs, depreciation, and maintenance it would cost a company $10,000/yr. That would be for just one cell.
Also you need high paid plant manager, HR manager, environmental manager, plant engineer, industrial engineer, maintenance engineer, mechanic, purchasing manager, and janitor. You will also need people to handle shippiing and accounting.
Than of course you have permits, taxes, and government reports. There are a lot more costs involved in running a factory than the meat machines on the factory floor.

[@colincrooky]

The world runs on things that go round and round.

[@kamilhorvat8290]

At 2:32 you can see, that in quite a few items there is a bearing ball missing. That's not surprising, in china they don't care much about quality.

[@chirots]

Honestly It doesn't look quite right according to our main stream media. This factory is quite modern compared to the pictures I have got from reading the news.

[@bogodoyandex9654]

what your main media write？

[@stefenleung]

lol, it's modern? in 90s?

[@andreapicci8410]

What kind of test is the last, from 10:02 on?

[@kevinhuang8409]

Salt Spray Test

[@andreapicci8410]

@@kevinhuang8409 oh... and what is that for?

[@kevinhuang8409]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salt_spray_test@@andreapicci8410

[@andreapicci8410]

@@kevinhuang8409 ok 👌 thanks very much 👍 👍 👍

[@ssnoc]

The Chinese have amazing skills and have built the most efficient factories in the world. Some like this are purposely built to keep its masses employed, but most others are extremely modernized and blow away whatever American factories remain. Even European factories today blow away the American made crap. It’s all changed folks, we dropped the ball.

[@user-tx1pm4er4y]

😮😮❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@oo0Spyder0oo]

People complain that robots have taken jobs away, look at these human robots, would you want to do this every day? Probably have to meet quotas as well or get fired.

[@IvanStudio10]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🇧🇷🏝️

[@oo0Spyder0oo]

Just get on with it and stop showing a preview of it at the beginning.

[@igorantonof705]

Всё бы ничего, но , если бы китайцы ещё и из качественного материала выпускали свою продукцию, то им бы не было равных. А, так, синоним "Сделано в Китае" - равнозначен посредственному качеству. В советское время не было такого бардака с качеством продукции из Китая как сейчас. Какчество было на уровне мировых брендов, уоторые тогда изготавливались ещё в Европе и США, а не в Китае, как сейчас.

[@tintinfan007]

7d

[@28704joe]

These jobs left America many years ago. We don't need them back.

[@thinkforyourself2109]

The engineers who designed this factory are very clever. Of course, mass industrialization has been good for society in many ways, but it has also cost people jobs. You can see that there are just a few jobs there for humans to do and with some more automation they could be replaced. Between robots and AI, the future of humanity seems rather bleak. More people than jobs. Perhaps that's why the globalists are intent on depopulation. Another striking thing about this factory is to note how far China has come since it's revolution in 1949. But at a terrible cost in human rights and lives. Communism is a wholly evil system.

[@lixiang3631]

yes communsism is good for the people who have rights ,others need work hard just to survive

[@kamilrejman1724]

made in china hehehehehhe