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How car brands place their logos with perfect precision
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The iconic Ferrari logo is painted by hand, layer by layer with precision

The iconic Ferrari logo is painted by hand, layer by layer with precision

The way the stickers line up perfectly looks so amazing

Why manually? This should be the easiest thing to do autonomously.

And then they sell you a replacement without even a paper stencil

the jig is up

Its called Jig 😀

Look at these humans, stealing jobs from robots.

Poka-yoke

The dealer applied decals are another matter.

I envy their adhesive😳

Interesting!

A3 L still exists in China ?

I had no idea

I have legitimately always wondered how they do this

Audi makes an A3L? Isn't that just an A4?

Jeez and here I thought they just eyed it

A jig . ! how uncanny . 🙄

They didn’t apply a standardised pressure, like a calibrated roller. They will fall off over time!

Pity they don’t stop on. Should be more focused on the fkn glue they use rather than position

Would be nice if when buying a new car there was the option for no badges or only the ones asked for. Looks so much cleaner without them.

That is pretty darn cool to see that.

I love Audi

Crazy because I wondered if someone was free handing these or it they were placed by robots

Jigs are a beautiful thing. We should use them in all facets of life more- literally and symbolically

Then the dealers take a 1/4" bit to the front bumper for the plates. The less you look at it the better.

Just a sticker. What kind of adhesive God is that?

Duh

That’s awesome. Have you ever seen the guys that do the sign and lettering work and they have their own personal truck and the sign on the side of the truck, which is their business name And it is crooked talk about overlooking advertisement

En primero como sabe que está justo al medio?

Crazy that needs a person to do it

Explain this!

And that’s why Tesla is destroying all these other companies. Do you think they are hand labeling their cars, not a chance. Robots.

This is steel plate, not aluminum alloy.
