Examples

Learn by doing with ready-made examples.

TaguchiLab includes a growing library of complete example experiments. Open one, study how factors, levels, and responses fit together, then duplicate it and make it your own.

How it works

From example to experiment in four steps.

  1. Browse the examples library inside TaguchiLab.
  2. Preview the objective, factors, levels, and response setup.
  3. Duplicate the example into your projects.
  4. Edit the values, run your batches, and record results.

Included examples

Real experiments, ready to explore.

Food business

French fries process

The beginner case from the docs: balance crispness, texture, speed, and waste with a composite quality score.

4 factors · 3 levels each

Manufacturing

Ceramic tile firing

Compare clay types, firing temperature and time, pressure, batch size, and cooling rate to reduce defects.

6 factors · 3 levels each

Food and beverage

Coffee brewing

Tune grind size, water temperature, brew time, and dose for a repeatable cup across busy mornings.

4 factors · 3 levels each

Prototyping

3D printing first layer

Dial in nozzle temperature, bed temperature, print speed, and layer height for reliable first-layer adhesion.

4 factors · 3 levels each

Manufacturing

Injection molding

The classic Taguchi case: mold temperature, injection pressure, cooling time, and material batch versus part defects.

4 factors · 3 levels each

Food business

Bread baking

Test flour type, hydration, oven temperature, and bake time, then confirm the winning setup before daily production.

4 factors · 3 levels each

Docs

Want the full walkthrough?

The tutorial rebuilds the French fries example step by step, from business objective to confirmation batch.

Read the tutorial