Integration of the quality control process into a 4.0 production system

Najmi, Gelareh; Benfriha, Khaled; Charrier, Quentin; Helou, Marwan El; Zant, Chawki El; Zouhal, Zaynab; Isc, Omar El Assal

doi:10.1109/iceccme52200.2021.9591037

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“…Najmi et al present an example of how adding quality control processes to Industry 4.0 production systems can enhance this type of performance in operations. This approach emphasizes that integrated quality systems are essential for the proper functioning and competitiveness in modern industry [12].…”

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Real-Time Quality Inspection through Industry 4.0 Technologies

Anchundia,

Berrones,

Verdugo

et al. 2024

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The digital transformation in Industry 4.0 has revolutionized quality control paradigms, integrating advanced technologies such as augmented reality, deep learning, and computer vision systems into a new era called "Quality 4.0". This study systematically reviews how these technologies are shaping new practices in continuous quality supervision and improvement, adapting to increasingly automated and connected production environments. Through a comprehensive analysis of the literature, practical applications in various industrial sectors, from manufacturing and agriculture to the production of sweets and snacks, are highlighted. Additionally, the conceptual and detailed design of a quality control system using artificial intelligence tools is presented, focusing on the inspection of dimensions, color, weight, and labeling of MDF boxes. The proposed system demonstrates an effective integration of sensors, high-definition cameras, and deep learning algorithms, validated through tests with boxes of different sizes. The results suggest that the adoption of these technologies not only improves the accuracy and efficiency of inspections but is also essential to maintaining high-quality standards in a dynamic and competitive industrial environment.

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confidence: 99%

Real-Time Quality Inspection through Industry 4.0 Technologies

Anchundia,

Berrones,

Verdugo

et al. 2024

Preprint

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Quality 4.0: results from a systematic literature review

Oliveira,

Alvelos,

Rosa

2024

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PurposeQuality 4.0 is being presented as the new stage of quality development. However, its overlying concept and rationale are still hard to define. To better understand what different authors and studies advocate being Quality 4.0, a systematic literature review was undertaken on the topic. This paper presents the results of such review, providing some avenues for further research on quality management.Design/methodology/approachThe documents for the systematic literature review have been searched on the Scopus database, using the search equation: [TITLE-ABS-KEY (“Quality 4.0”) OR TITLE-ABS-KEY (Quality Management” AND (“Industry 4.0” OR “Fourth Industr*” OR i4.0))]. Documents were filtered by language and by type. Of the 367 documents identified, 146 were submitted to exploratory content analysis.FindingsThe analyzed documents essentially provide theoretical discussions on what Quality 4.0 is or should be. Five categories have emerged from the content analysis undertaken: Industry 4.0 and the Rise of a New Approach to Quality; Motivations, Readiness Factors and Barriers to a Quality 4.0 Approach; Digital Quality Management Systems; Combination of Quality Tools and Lean Methodologies and Quality 4.0 Professionals.Research limitations/implicationsIt was hard to find studies reporting how quality is actually being managed in organizations that already operate in the Industry 4.0 paradigm. Answers could not be found to questions regarding actual practices, methodologies and tools being used in Quality 4.0 approaches. However, the research undertaken allowed to identify in the literature different ways of conceptualizing and analyzing Quality 4.0, opening up avenues for further research on quality management in the Industry 4.0 era.Originality/valueThis paper offers a broad look at how quality management is changing in response to the affirmation of the Industry 4.0 paradigm.

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Integration of the quality control process into a 4.0 production system

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Real-Time Quality Inspection through Industry 4.0 Technologies

Real-Time Quality Inspection through Industry 4.0 Technologies

Quality 4.0: results from a systematic literature review

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