Pocoyoke Device Functions and Indicators

The video tutorial introduces a pocoyoke, a fail-safe device linked to an electric screwdriver. It helps workers identify and fix loose screws by using visual indicators: orange at the start, red for loose screws, and green when tightened. Even if a worker misses an error, the line stops automatically, showcasing the device's role in error prevention.

What is the primary function of the Pocoyoke device?

• To ensure screws are not left loose

• To reduce the noise of the electric screwdriver

• To enhance the speed of the electric screwdriver

• To increase the power of the electric screwdriver

What does the red light on the Pocoyoke device indicate?

• The device needs charging

• The screw is properly tightened

• There is a loose screw

• The device is malfunctioning

What happens when the screw is tightened using the Pocoyoke device?

• The light turns green

• The light turns blue

• The light turns yellow

• The light turns purple

What feature does the Pocoyoke device have if an error is not caught by the worker?

• It stops the line automatically

• It records the error for later review

• It sends an alert to the manager

• It increases the speed of the line

Which of the following is NOT a function of the Pocoyoke device?

• Highlighting errors as they occur

• Increasing the torque of the screwdriver

• Preventing errors from happening

• Correcting errors automatically