A virtual reality based internet-of-things (IoT) framework for micro devices assembly

Cecil, J.; Albuhamood, Sadiq; Gupta, Akhil

doi:10.1145/3139131.3143413

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“…The first cluster identifies terms including "smart manufacturing", "intelligent manufacturing", and "artificial intelligence". These terms point to intelligent systems and smart manufacturing in i4.0, a key component of Industry 4.0, which involves using intelligent systems, data-driven decision making, and the Internet of things (IoT) in manufacturing [59,68,69]. VRSIM offers an opportunity to simulate and optimize production processes, monitor equipment in real-time, and improve the overall efficiency of production processes [70].…”

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The Role of Virtual Reality Simulation in Manufacturing in Industry 4.0

Akpan,

Offodile

2024

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From the first to the fourth industrial revolutions (4IR) or Industry 4.0 (i4.0), the manufacturing sector has always been at the forefront of innovation and digital technology adoption. However, 4IR or i4.0 comes with diverse and integrated technologies that tend to sweep off all the old orders. This study undertakes a science mapping of research on the role of virtual reality simulation (VRSIM) in manufacturing in the 4IR, which reveals several roles and benefits. The analysis of the conceptual structure of relevant literature highlights the contexts, applications, and relevance of VRSIM in the i4.0 era, including its potent role in predictive modeling and simulation, digital twin and predictive maintenance, additive manufacturing and 3D printing, and virtual manufacturing and immersive virtual digital factory simulation. VRSIM also offers a realistic virtual environment for mapping human–robot collaboration in different manufacturing environments, such as aircraft and automotive assembly lines, evaluating processes, training factory workers on safety, and assessing workers’ ergonomics in digital production and operations. VRSIM in manufacturing offers active research activities, with increasing literature publications and impacts attracting core sources in industrial engineering, manufacturing systems, production and operations, and information technology.

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confidence: 99%

The Role of Virtual Reality Simulation in Manufacturing in Industry 4.0

Akpan,

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2024

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A Multiplayer Virtual Intelligent System Based on Distributed Virtual Reality

Zhou

Huang

Xue

et al. 2021

Int. J. Patt. Recogn. Artif. Intell.

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Distributed Virtual Reality (DVR) is a combination of network and virtual reality technology, it could facilitate to construct a uniformly shared Distributed Virtual Environment (DVE) by using network to connect geographically distributed multiplayers. This paper concentrates on the theoretical research and practical development about Multiplayer Virtual Intelligent System (MVIS), and the main contribution could be summarized as two points. (1) Based on the DVR technology, this paper presented some theoretical research on MVIS, including the classification of virtual entities, communication pattern of entities, and the behavioral consistency research. Furthermore, a Multiplayer Earliest Deadline First (MEDF) program was proposed in order to guarantee the consistency of entities. (2) A prototype algorithm experiment system, called Multiplayer Graph-algorithm Intelligent System (MGIS), was designed. MGIS not onlyefficiently solves many problems in traditional computer algorithm teaching, such as high-abstraction, difficulty to understand, and lack of interaction mechanism; but also extends the application of DVR to cultural tourism, because MGIS is developed on the 3D scene of Lushan Mountain, which is one of the notable tourist attractions in China, and was included in the UNESCO World Heritage list in 1996. What i’s more, MGIS illustrates the ability of expression, applicability and generality of the theoretical research about MVIS.

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A virtual reality based internet-of-things (IoT) framework for micro devices assembly

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The Role of Virtual Reality Simulation in Manufacturing in Industry 4.0

The Role of Virtual Reality Simulation in Manufacturing in Industry 4.0

A Multiplayer Virtual Intelligent System Based on Distributed Virtual Reality

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