Automaatiolinjat
Automaatiolinjat refers to a series of automated production lines developed primarily in Finland, particularly in the context of the Finnish automotive industry. These systems were introduced to enhance manufacturing efficiency, reduce labor costs, and improve product quality through the integration of advanced automation technologies.
The concept gained prominence in the 1970s and 1980s, as Finnish companies, including Saab-Valmet (later Saab
The Valmet Automotive plant, established in 1978, became a notable example of this approach. Initially built
While the term "Automaatiolinjat" is not widely used internationally, it reflects Finland’s early adoption of industrial