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Sazzio · 31-35, M
Maybe once. A scale that will count how many pieces/ batches of items are on it per one time.
So say a company must produce 300 coats. Put on one finalised piece, measure it (length, weight as may be required), then simply put more of the coats. If scale shows 20, there has t b 20 coats. If 298, 298 (so a 0 error)!
There will b problems like 0 error! 0 error don't exist anywhere! So if scale reads 302 n reality might be 299... Manufacturing industry ain't buying that! Their packers will count manually as wha usually happens.
So say a company must produce 300 coats. Put on one finalised piece, measure it (length, weight as may be required), then simply put more of the coats. If scale shows 20, there has t b 20 coats. If 298, 298 (so a 0 error)!
There will b problems like 0 error! 0 error don't exist anywhere! So if scale reads 302 n reality might be 299... Manufacturing industry ain't buying that! Their packers will count manually as wha usually happens.