Clusters, Digital Economy and Smart City

Иваненко, Л. В.; Karaseva, E. A.; Solodova, Elena Petrovna

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“…horizons of robotization and automation in production and beyond the factory [27]. The current modernization is being taken out of cities and the implementation of the digital economy is resulting in smart plants, companies and organizations which are using completely computer aided manufacturing [28]. On the other hand, some methods which had P. Hořejší et al: Smart Factory in a Smart City been used previously only in the industrial sector are being applied in smart cities, such as study [29], where discrete event simulation was used to create designs for smart hotels.…”

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A Smart Factory in a Smart City: Virtual and Augmented Reality in a Smart Assembly Line

2020

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Increasingly, the smart city space is requiring a reconceptualization of forms and factors of production, including factories and their place in the smart city space. Factories have always been a part of the city and many people spend a significant part of their lives there. Cities and factories share the same physical space and draw from the same resources, such as the energy grid, communication networks, public utilities, social connections, etc. Factories and cities should share the same IoT network in order to maximize their synergy level. In this view, as ICT-enhanced solutions are being implemented and so the concept of the smart city becomes a reality, it is mandatory that the connection between the smart city and the smart factory is examined. This paper represents the first step in this direction. We are presenting a new smart way to lighten the workload for employees (especially those involved in assembly, setup and maintenance) and increase factory efficiency. We have developed a brand-new smart solution for designing and presenting work instructions. The solution can be easily adapted to use in other fields like healthcare or smart-homes. This paper presents a comparison of different types of virtual/augmented and conventional assembly instructions. Today, we face the challenge of a lack of skilled employees and a high rate of employee turnover. Both result in huge time and production losses, because new employees have to be taught simple assembly tasks over and over again. In addition, as companies begin hiring many more foreign workers who do not understand the local language, the challenge of teaching becomes even more acute. Despite this, in modern production systems we can still find ineffective and complicated books and manuals with assembly, service and measurement instructions. We have prepared several variants for non-trivial multistep assembly instructions: traditional ''paper'' instructions, video instructions, virtual instructions on screen (with/without in-situ projection and with/without a special controller). We have developed our own software system for working with and developing virtual assembly instructions. In this case the in-situ augmentation is a projection on to different parts of the workplace. 60 subjects were tested over two years in order to gather the learning curve for each of 5 types of instructions using virtual and augmented reality. We have proven that using any type other than ''paper'' will shorten the learning time by approximately half. Practitioner summary: We have prepared and tested variants for non-trivial multi-step assembly instructions. 60 subjects were tested over two years in order to gather the learning curve for all 5 types of instructions-traditional paper, video instructions, virtual instructions and two types of virtual instructions combined with augmented reality in-situ projection. We have proven that using any type other than ''paper'' will shorten the learning time by approximately half. INDEX TERMS Assembly instructions, augmented reality (AR), ...

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A Smart Factory in a Smart City: Virtual and Augmented Reality in a Smart Assembly Line

2020

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“…The parametric quantity imaginary being a smart city are explicit: the high caliber of life; accessibility of advanced modern technologies; city Substructure with the digital economic system elements; flexible living state of affairs. The groomed staff that will be needful to makeover smart cities and come through efficaciously observation [52]. The modern city infrastructure, immersion on many scourge associate to security, privacy, low latency, transparency, smart energy consumption, and auto recharging.…”

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Social and Economic Contribution of 5G and Blockchain With Green Computing: Taxonomy, Challenges, and Opportunities

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In recent years Fifth Generation (5G) technology is the most recent advancement in a wireless communication network. There is the advent of using the 5G with diverse data structures. The Blockchain (BC) has become an approving adoption for decentralized, peer-to-peer, distributed transparent ledger systems with a diverse data structure. The use of 5G with BC is an emerging trend in communication technology. The elasticity of 5G with BC enables many applications to reciprocity information molds it a fast, transparent, consequential, and safe for transportation of data in this smart era. Green computing (GC) is presently the intense optimistic tactic for the integration of smart technology in a diverse and distributed world of power consumption. This Systematic Mapping Study (SMS) has been analyzed by cautiously elected publications between 2016 and 2020 in well-putative venus. This study analyzed the advanced research on power consumption solutions for BC-based 5G communication, Moreover, a taxonomy of 5G based on green BC and GC in various areas is presented. Furthermore, Green energy renewable communication (GERC) problems are being observed in this research by integrating three discrete technologies such as 5G with green BC and GC also along with smart systems. Lastly, the research gaps had been bestowed to render future directions for the researchers in 5G with green BC and GC as the solution for rechargeable data packets.

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Digitization in the Development of Program Budgeting in Russia

Mulendeeva

2020

Current Achievements, Challenges and Digital Chances of Knowledge Based Economy

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Clusters, Digital Economy and Smart City

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A Smart Factory in a Smart City: Virtual and Augmented Reality in a Smart Assembly Line

A Smart Factory in a Smart City: Virtual and Augmented Reality in a Smart Assembly Line

Social and Economic Contribution of 5G and Blockchain With Green Computing: Taxonomy, Challenges, and Opportunities

Digitization in the Development of Program Budgeting in Russia

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