Delphi Purchases Transom Jack Human Simulation Software
15 December 1997
Delphi Purchases Transom Jack Human Simulation SoftwareAutomotive Interior & Lighting Division To Use Software for Manufacturing Ergonomics ANN ARBOR, Mich., Dec. 15 -- Transom Technologies, Inc. announced today that Delphi Automotive Interior & Lighting Systems, a division of Delphi Automotive Systems, has purchased its industry-leading Transom(TM) Jack(R) human-centric visual simulation software. Transom Jack will be used by the Advanced Development Group at Delphi Automotive Interior & Lighting Systems. The group plans to use Transom Jack to assess the ergonomics and manual workflow of manufacturing processes. "Delphi is one of a growing number of organizations using Transom Jack for manufacturing applications," said James D. Price, president and CEO of Transom. "These companies are using the software to simulate manufacturing processes in order to refine manual workflow and enhance worker productivity and safety. Transom Jack helps them anticipate and avoid ergonomic hazards before the factory is laid out." Transom Technologies, a privately held company headquartered in Ann Arbor, Michigan, is the world's leading provider of human-centric visual simulation software. Commercial, government and academic organizations throughout the world use the company's Transom Jack software to improve the ergonomics of product designs, refine manufacturing and maintenance processes, and train personnel. Transom customers include such prominent organizations as BMW/Rover; Bombardier; British Aerospace; Deere; FMC; Lockheed Martin; NASA; PACCAR; Toyota; the U.S. Air Force, Army, and Navy; U.S. NIOSH and NIST; and Volvo. Transom is a trademark of Transom Technologies, Inc. Jack is a registered trademark of the University of Pennsylvania, and is licensed exclusively to Transom Technologies, Inc. All other company, brand and product names are trademarks of their respective holders. SOURCE Transom Technologies, Inc.