Digital factory - planning and running enterprises of the future

Wörn, Heinz; Frey, Donald N.; Keitel, J.

doi:10.1109/iecon.2000.972307

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“…Simulation tools, already used in different contexts (Di Nardo & Gallo et al, 2015), help this new paradigm of Industry. In fact, for the new manufacturing context, Wörn et al (2000) identify the processes of new approaches where simulation takes an important role (Di Nardo et al, 2016). As described by J Lee et al (2015) the CPS has a certain 5 c architecture, with 5 different levels: Connection, Conversion, Cyber, Cognition, and Configuration.…”

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The evolution of man–machine interaction: the role of human in Industry 4.0 paradigm

Nardo

Forino

Murino

2020

Production & Manufacturing Research

134

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Industry 4.0 is a new paradigm in the manufacturing world and it has deeply changed the Human-machine interaction. This paper focus is on the nature of this interaction, which is made possible thanks to the Internet of Things (IoT), and Cyber-Physical System (CPS). These Industry 4.0 key technologies are studied related to the standard Deming cycle, in order to underline the importance of Humanmachine interaction. The Fourth Industrial Revolution involves several changes in the workforce's key features. In this paper, a new perspective based on the centrality of humans is given in the new Industry era. The importance of the human factor will be deeply studied through the implementation of the 'Sand Cone Model'. A new framework is proposed in order to explain the quality measures addiction on the workforce quality skills, and how it engraves on improving efficiency and effectiveness of an industrial process. ARTICLE HISTORY

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

The evolution of man–machine interaction: the role of human in Industry 4.0 paradigm

Nardo

Forino

Murino

2020

Production & Manufacturing Research

134

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“…But plant design is a complicated problem, even in digital conditions. It must keep to some principles to achieve high production efficiency and the low cost of transportation between equipments in long-term operation [8] .…”

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Research on Plant Layout and Production Line Running Simulation in Digital Factory Environment

Yang

Zhang

Chen

et al. 2008

2008 IEEE Pacific-Asia Workshop on Computational Intelligence and Industrial Application

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Digital factory is a new technology to construct a virtual plant environment to implement integration between process planning and manufacturing execution.Object-Oriented technology is introduced to simulate complicated discrete-events system with constructing four basic objects including Product, Process, Planning and Resource in digital factory environment. Especially manufacturing resource library (MRL) based on visual display and single data source technology is built to contain all resources to support manufacturing process. The manufacturing resources can be imported and configured to construct a virtual digital factory. By means of digital factory technology, product design, manufacturing process, production planning can be simulated, analyzed and optimized in digital factory through data integration with other information systems. Therefore the uncertainty between design-planning and product manufacturing is reduced, and success rate and reliability of manufacturing system can be improved. Altogether digital factory technology is a new production organizational mode which runs through the whole product lifecycle.

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“…As mentioned in the state of the art concerning accomplishments the establishment of knowledge protection is important as well as data transfer security to enable cooperative engineering required by digital factory approaches as described in [16]. This results in the described view technology and requires the use of encryption and decryption methods as well as digital signature mechanisms.…”

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Distributed and secure cooperative engineering in virtual plant production

Woerner

Woern

2003

Collaborative Systems for Production Management

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Today, cooperative engineering in the fields of plant production is a time consuming and expensive issue. TI1e integration process of product data and models into the planning and engineering of the production facilities and vice versa is a complex task. Furthermore, these integration processes are repeated in an iterative manner at every level or phase of the plant production project in a supply network of suppliers, turnkey suppliers and manufacturers. The diversity of planning, design and simulation tools, as well as their varying model structures result in completely different interfaces. The globally located cooperation partners and the highly distlibuted sub-models throughout the supply network cannot be integrated into one complete model. As a result, a consistent digital representation of the complete production facility is not available, nowadays. Against this background, a new web service ba~ed platform providing developed methods for cooperative plant production within vi1tual engineering is presented in this paper. It supports the protection of knowledge as well as efficient role and project dependent encrypted data exchange with a definable level of security based on XML. An integration into an existing legacy software architecture is exemplified with popular engineering software.

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Digital factory - planning and running enterprises of the future

Cited by 11 publications

References 3 publications

The evolution of man–machine interaction: the role of human in Industry 4.0 paradigm

The evolution of man–machine interaction: the role of human in Industry 4.0 paradigm

Research on Plant Layout and Production Line Running Simulation in Digital Factory Environment

Distributed and secure cooperative engineering in virtual plant production

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