At Endego, we meet intricate project requirements and deliver superior results. Our latest case study illustrates our collaboration with a TIER1 supplier, where we have been entrusted with the area of wire harness development. This post details how we leveraged our expertise to meet specific standards and requirements, ensuring the project’s success.
A TIER1 supplier, commissioned by a renowned OEM to develop a complete vehicle from the concept phase, including developing electrical harnesses according to the VOBES process and complying with OEM standards (VW6000, VW80000). This required considering the feasibility and optimization of the production process for individual harnesses, their assembly into a complete product, and the potential for installation in a vehicle still in the early stages of development, while also maintaining the required quality, minimizing unit production costs, and ensuring parts were not susceptible to changes in later project stages.
Endego assembled a specialised team to address these challenges. Our approach included:

Our solution utilised advanced technologies and methodologies:
Endego’s competences in vehicle harness design and development are extensive. Our capabilities include:

For more detailed insights into our competencies, visit our Wiring Harness page.
Endego’s recent project with a TIER1 supplier showcases our ability to meet complex requirements and deliver successful outcomes. By leveraging advanced technologies and our extensive expertise, we ensured the project adhered to stringent standards and was completed on time.
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