Fitters in new energy factories have shifted from traditional manual operations to automation collaboration. They operate equipment like electric torque wrenches and automatic calibration stations, achieving automated control of terminal tightening and module positioning in energy storage cabinet assembly, with precision reaching the 0.01mm level.

For precision components such as photovoltaic inverters and hydrogen stacks, fitters debug the grasping and docking parameters of robotic assembly arms, and cooperate with visual inspection systems to detect assembly deviations. Meanwhile, they maintain the mechanical accuracy of automated production lines and optimize assembly processes through data feedback. With the "human-machine collaboration" mode, they balance efficiency and reliability, becoming a core force in the intelligent manufacturing of new energy equipment.