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WSCAD ELECTRIX AI Cuts 50% Engineering Effort For Alligator Automations

Alligator Automations India Pvt. Ltd., a manufacturer of end-of-line packaging automation systems, has reduced engineering effort in electrical design by around 50% by implementing WSCAD’s E-CAD solution.

The company’s ten-person electrical engineering team now uses WSCAD for creating electrical schematics, control cabinet design, and project documentation. Previously, tasks such as wire numbering, device grouping, and bill-of-materials generation had to be performed manually, resulting in project delays and an increased risk of errors. After switching to WSCAD, many of these steps are now automated, significantly improving both efficiency and design accuracy.

“Tasks that previously required manual work are now automated,” says Sagar Bhavsar, Control Engineering Manager at Alligator Automations. “Wire numbering alone now takes roughly half the time, allowing our team to focus more on complex design and optimisation tasks.”

Alligator Automations develops customised automation solutions, including robotic palletising systems, packaging automation, automatic loading systems, and intralogistics conveyor technology. Projects cover the entire value chain – from design and development to manufacturing, installation, commissioning, and long-term support for customers in industries such as food & beverage, paint & cement, fertiliser & petrochemicals, as well as tyre and agro industries.

“Automation projects are becoming increasingly complex while engineering timelines continue to shrink,” says Dr Axel Zein, CEO of WSCAD. “At the same time, AI is fundamentally changing how electrical engineering is performed. By automating documentation, verification, and knowledge retrieval, engineers can focus more on system design and optimisation instead of repetitive tasks. The Alligator Automations example demonstrates how standardising the E-CAD environment can significantly increase engineering efficiency.”

Beyond schematic creation, WSCAD supports precise 2D and 3D control cabinet layouts, automatic wire routing, and direct data transfer to cabinet manufacturing systems. This eliminates media discontinuities and reduces sources of error. AI-supported design, documentation, and multilingual translation capabilities further accelerate project delivery while ensuring compliance and data quality.

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