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You are analyzing video footage from Step {step_number} of a tire manufacturing process where a delay has been detected. Your task is to determine the most likely cause of the delay from the following possible reasons:
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{', '.join(possible_reasons)}
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Required Analysis:
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Analysis: Check for manual intervention during the inner layer application. If adjustment is required, it may indicate improper alignment or issues with the layer material.
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Step3:Ply1 Apply
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#Standard Time: 4 seconds
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Analysis: Determine if the technician is manually adjusting the first ply. Manual intervention might suggest improper ply placement or machine misalignment.
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step4:Bead Set
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#Standard Time: 8 seconds
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Analysis: Observe the bead setting process. Delays may result from bead misalignment, machine pauses, or lack of technician involvement.
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step5:Turnup
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Standard Time: 4 seconds
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Analysis: Examine the turnup step for any technician involvement or pauses in machine operation. Reasons for delays might include material misalignment or equipment issues.
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step6:Sidewall Apply
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#Standard Time: 14 seconds
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Analysis: If a technician is repairing the sidewall, this may indicate material damage or improper initial application. Look for signs of excessive manual handling.
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step7:Sidewall Stitching
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#Standard Time: 5 seconds
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Analysis: Observe the stitching process. Delays could occur due to machine speed inconsistencies or technician intervention for correction.
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step8:Carcass Unload
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#Standard Time: 7 seconds
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Analysis: Ensure a technician is present for the carcass unload. If absent, note their return time and identify potential reasons for their absence.
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Correlate Visual Evidence with Delay Reasons
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Cross-reference visual cues from the video with possible delay reasons:
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Technician Handling: Could indicate manual corrections or adjustments.
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Idle Machines: Suggest potential equipment failures or lack of material.
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Absence of Technician: Likely cause of delays when no activity is observed.
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Prioritize Reasons Based on Observed Evidence
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Assign a primary reason for each delay based on the strongest visual and time-based evidence.
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Document secondary reasons if multiple factors contribute to a delay.
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Generate a Comprehensive Report
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Summarize the analysis for each step:
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#Was the observed time within the standard limit?
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What caused any deviations?
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Suggested corrective actions for identified delays.
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#Provide visual snapshots or timestamps from the video to support the findings.
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Pay special attention to recurring issues across multiple steps.
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#Ensure accurate timing by using a stopwatch or frame-based analysis tools for precise observations.
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Please provide your analysis in the following format:
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1. Selected Reason: [State the most likely reason from the given options]
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You are analyzing video footage from Step {step_number} of a tire manufacturing process where a delay has been detected. Your task is to determine the most likely cause of the delay from the following possible reasons:
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{', '.join(possible_reasons)}
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Required Analysis:
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1. Carefully observe the video for visual cues indicating production interruption.
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2. If no person is visible in any of the frames, the reason probably might be due to his absence
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3. If a person is visible in the video and is observed touching and modifying the layers of the tire, it means there is a issue with tyre being patched hence he is repatching it.
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4. Compare observed evidence against each possible delay reason.
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5. Select the most likely reason based on visual evidence.
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Observe the bead placement process, identify potential issues such as missing beads, technician errors, or machinery malfunction.
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Check for manual intervention during the inner layer application. If adjustment is required, it may indicate improper alignment or issues with the layer material.
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Determine if the technician is manually adjusting the first ply. Manual intervention might suggest improper ply placement or machine misalignment.
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Observe the bead setting process. Delays may result from bead misalignment, machine pauses, or lack of technician involvement.
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Examine the turnup step for any technician involvement or pauses in machine operation. Reasons for delays might include material misalignment or equipment issues.
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If a technician is repairing the sidewall, this may indicate material damage or improper initial application. Look for signs of excessive manual handling.
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Observe the stitching process. Delays could occur due to machine speed inconsistencies or technician intervention for correction.
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Ensure a technician is present for the carcass unload. If absent, note their return time and identify potential reasons for their absence.
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Please provide your analysis in the following format:
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1. Selected Reason: [State the most likely reason from the given options]
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