Indoor movement data analytics based on machine learning for manufacturing assembly line
Abstract:The paper presents an analysis on how machine learning models can be used to extract information from indoor movement data in an assembly line. An Indoor Positioning System (IPS) is commonly used to track workers, moving objects and vehicles at indoor venues where GPS is not effective. Movements happen within an assembly line as certain sets of work activities are performed (e.g., delivering assembled units from one work bench to another, reworking at a work bench and transporting a trolley from one place to a… Show more
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