A Comprehensive Digital Model Approach for Adaptive Manufacturing Systems

Grznár, Patrik; Burganová, Natália; Mozol, Štefan; Mozolová, Lucia

doi:10.3390/app131910706

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“…Production and assembly technology, time analyses, processing production and assembly procedures, production system design, robotization, production layout creation, ergonomic analyses, simulation of own production, and internal logistics are all covered by the digital enterprise [8].…”

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Improving Material Flows in an Industrial Enterprise: A Comprehensive Case Study Analysis

Dulina,

Zuzik,

Furmannova

et al. 2024

Machines

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The primary objective of this research endeavor was to devise an improved workplace design tailored to the demands of a digital factory environment. With the overarching aim of enhancing efficiency and productivity, a comprehensive proposal was formulated to improve layout configurations within the designated enterprise. The key focus lies in minimizing material transit across individual workstations, thereby mitigating potential bottlenecks and streamlining operations. Employing a structured workplace research framework, this study delved into material flow analysis techniques, augmented by the utilization of visTABLE software. While visTABLE served solely to visualize the work environment effectively, it played a crucial role in validating proposed solutions. Notably, the investigation yielded a discernible reduction in beam production time, marking a significant improvement of 10 min. These findings underscored the efficacy of the proposed solutions in addressing specific operational challenges faced by the company. Furthermore, this study facilitated a deeper understanding and visualization of the processes intrinsic to the digital factory environment. Elucidating workflow procedures at the workplace enabled stakeholders to identify areas for further improvement and refinement. In doing so, the research contributed to the overall efficiency and effectiveness of operations within the digital factory, paving the way for continued improvement and innovation in the field.

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Improving Material Flows in an Industrial Enterprise: A Comprehensive Case Study Analysis

Dulina,

Zuzik,

Furmannova

et al. 2024

Machines

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Digital Transformation of Material Flow and Workplace Design: A Comprehensive Case Study Analysis

Zuzik,

Furmannova,

Dulina

et al. 2024

Preprint

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The main purpose of this study was to design a workplace in the conditions of a digital factory. The goal of this study is to compile a proposal for improving the layout solution in the selected enterprise to reduce material flows between individual workplaces. In addition, the workplace research study uses methods of material flow analysis with the application of visTABLE software support, which serves as a tool for designing production processes. The main result of the study was the reduction of the production time of the beam by 10 minutes and the creation of proposals for solutions for the company. The study helped with the visualization of processes within the digital factory to simplify and clarify processes at the workplace.

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“…By leveraging immersive technologies, operators can gain practical experience and training. There is a rapid evolution in the field of industrial engineering towards a focus on people, sustainability and ecology [23][24][25][26][27].…”

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Utilization of Immersive Virtual Reality as an Interactive Method of Assignment Presentation

Krajčovič,

Matys,

Gabajová

et al. 2024

Electronics

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Virtual reality is a technology with many possible uses and ways to improve various processes, including the presentation of results. This paper deals with the utilization of virtual reality as a tool for assignment presentation. During the classes of manufacturing and assembly systems design, the conventional form of presentation was replaced with immersive virtual reality, where the students would present their work while wearing the virtual reality headset and walking around the 3D model of their design. The main goal was to test whether this approach had a positive impact on the students’ motivation and engagement in the presentation creation and presenting itself. To test this approach, a small case study took place at the Department of Industrial Engineering, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Žilina. In conclusion, the overall responses to this experiment were positive; the majority of the students felt more comfortable while presenting and more motivated to put more effort into their preparation. Wearing a virtual reality headset caused the students not to have to directly face the audience, giving them more confidence while presenting. Additionally, the novelty of the virtual reality technology made the students more engaged in showing their work. There is a plan to integrate the virtual reality presentation as the stable part of this assignment.

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A Comprehensive Digital Model Approach for Adaptive Manufacturing Systems

Cited by 5 publications

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Improving Material Flows in an Industrial Enterprise: A Comprehensive Case Study Analysis

Improving Material Flows in an Industrial Enterprise: A Comprehensive Case Study Analysis

Digital Transformation of Material Flow and Workplace Design: A Comprehensive Case Study Analysis

Utilization of Immersive Virtual Reality as an Interactive Method of Assignment Presentation

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