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Moroso lays the groundwork for market growth with Lectra

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Technology Category	Automation & Control - Automation & Process Control Systems Functional Applications - Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) Functional Applications - Product Lifecycle Management Systems (PLM)
Applicable Industries	Consumer Goods
Applicable Functions	Product Research & Development
Use Cases	Digital Twin Predictive Maintenance Process Control & Optimization
Services	System Integration Training
Challenge	Since 1952, Moroso has been creating sofas, armchairs and accessories whose vibrancy, eccentricity and sophistication are just as suitable to design museums as residential spaces. Moroso wanted to accelerate time to market, and optimize the cost evaluation and industrialization stages without sacrificing their unique design identity. Read More
About Customer	Moroso has been working in close collaboration with some of the world’s most talented designers to produce luxury sofas and seating since 1952. Moroso offers customers its design and production expertise to create customized projects for the contract and luxury residential sectors. The company is known for its vibrant, eccentric, and sophisticated designs that are suitable for both design museums and residential spaces. Moroso aims to expand its reach into emerging markets and attract a new generation of consumers while maintaining its unique design identity. Read More
Solution	Lectra proposed DesignConcept, a virtual prototyping and costing solution, which allows Moroso to incorporate cost targets and evaluate design and production feasibility from the early stages of the product development process. To accelerate its production flow while maintaining quality, Moroso also invested in Lectra’s automated leather and fabric cutting solutions, Versalis® and Vector®. Lectra experts conducted product development training and consulting sessions incorporating both theoretical and hands-on work. Using either new models or models in development, the sessions focused on modeling, 3D pattern development, wood structure design, feasibility analysis, and how to put it all together for an optimized process. To streamline and accelerate the cutting room process flow, Moroso chose to invest in Versalis (Lectra’s automated leather cutting solution), Vector (the fabric cutting solution), and its associated spreader, Brio. Read More Log in to view content
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Technology Category

Automation & Control - Automation & Process Control Systems

Functional Applications - Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES)

Functional Applications - Product Lifecycle Management Systems (PLM)

Applicable Industries

Consumer Goods

Applicable Functions

Product Research & Development

Use Cases

Digital Twin

Predictive Maintenance

Process Control & Optimization

Services

System Integration

Training

Challenge

Since 1952, Moroso has been creating sofas, armchairs and accessories whose vibrancy, eccentricity and sophistication are just as suitable to design museums as residential spaces. Moroso wanted to accelerate time to market, and optimize the cost evaluation and industrialization stages without sacrificing their unique design identity.

About Customer

Moroso has been working in close collaboration with some of the world’s most talented designers to produce luxury sofas and seating since 1952. Moroso offers customers its design and production expertise to create customized projects for the contract and luxury residential sectors. The company is known for its vibrant, eccentric, and sophisticated designs that are suitable for both design museums and residential spaces. Moroso aims to expand its reach into emerging markets and attract a new generation of consumers while maintaining its unique design identity.

Solution

Lectra proposed DesignConcept, a virtual prototyping and costing solution, which allows Moroso to incorporate cost targets and evaluate design and production feasibility from the early stages of the product development process. To accelerate its production flow while maintaining quality, Moroso also invested in Lectra’s automated leather and fabric cutting solutions, Versalis® and Vector®. Lectra experts conducted product development training and consulting sessions incorporating both theoretical and hands-on work. Using either new models or models in development, the sessions focused on modeling, 3D pattern development, wood structure design, feasibility analysis, and how to put it all together for an optimized process. To streamline and accelerate the cutting room process flow, Moroso chose to invest in Versalis (Lectra’s automated leather cutting solution), Vector (the fabric cutting solution), and its associated spreader, Brio.

Impact #1	Moroso can now assess a model’s cost and feasibility at the earliest stages of development, thereby reducing the length and cost of the prototyping process.
Impact #2	By modernizing its cutting room with Lectra’s leading-edge cutting solutions, Moroso improves production flexibility, increases material savings, and can obtain the data for continual process improvement.
Impact #3	The changes made allow Moroso to respond to increasing demands for variety and modularity in a more timely and efficient manner.

Impact #1

Moroso can now assess a model’s cost and feasibility at the earliest stages of development, thereby reducing the length and cost of the prototyping process.

Impact #2

By modernizing its cutting room with Lectra’s leading-edge cutting solutions, Moroso improves production flexibility, increases material savings, and can obtain the data for continual process improvement.

Impact #3

The changes made allow Moroso to respond to increasing demands for variety and modularity in a more timely and efficient manner.

Benefit #1	Reduced prototyping time and cost.
Benefit #2	Increased material savings.
Benefit #3	Improved production flexibility.

Benefit #1

Reduced prototyping time and cost.

Benefit #2

Increased material savings.

Benefit #3

Improved production flexibility.

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Moroso lays the groundwork for market growth with Lectra

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