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AUTOMATION AT JAGUAR CARS Automation in the car industry is hardly new but, amongst the many benefits obtained by the automation of an important manufacturing area at Jaguar Cars (U.K.) by the U.K. DainichiSykes Robotics Company, are a reputed 400 per cent boost to productivity, extremely high levels of consistency, and the transfer of laborious, repetitive and unpleasant jobs to robots. The manufacturing area covers the production of 24-valve aluminium AJ6 engines and incorporates three complete automation systems designed, built and installed by Dainichi-Sykes under its unique long term technical collaboration agreement with Jaguar for the introduction of advanced manufacturing technology into the luxury car company's factories. This agreement was signed in London in October 1983 for a major investment in advanced Automated Manufacturing Technology for Jaguar factories over the next five years. In essence the agreement, with the backing of the U.K.'s Department of Trade and Industry, and Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry, allows for the three-way collaboration between Jaguar, Dainichi-Sykes and Dainichi Kiko of Japan. The three companies stressed that the work is to be carried out as a joint development programme utilising a team approach, dedicated to raising standards in line with their policies of continual product development.