Manufacturing Paradigms in 2010

Thareja, Priyavrat

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“…Manufacturing paradigms may be related to and even overlap with industrial revolutions. The development of paradigms is associated with changing customer needs [4], but also changing capabilities such as enabling technology. However, manufacturing paradigms are not necessarily a function of time or technology.…”

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Industry 5.0 and Manufacturing Paradigms: Craft Manufacturing - A Case from Boat Manufacturing

Henriksen,

Thomassen

2023

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Industry 5.0 is emerging as a novel approach in manufacturing, with focus on sustainability, resilience, and human centricity. This study investigates the complex and comprehensive Industry 5.0 concept, its relevance for the craft manufacturing paradigm and the role of technology in the industry transition towards Industry 5.0. Findings are based on empirical data from a research and development project with Norwegian leisure boat manufacturers, and results of previous research projects within the boat building industry. The boat building industry is a traditional hand-craft industry with high degree of manual labour. Findings show that this industry have several suitable conditions for developing strong capabilities related to sustainability, resilience, and human centricity. The investigated case companies, characterized as craft manufacturers, seem to have limited knowledge of both Industry 4.0 and Industry 5.0. Despite that previous research projects have included technological elements, advanced technologies are still scarce in production processes.

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Industry 5.0 and Manufacturing Paradigms: Craft Manufacturing - A Case from Boat Manufacturing

Henriksen,

Thomassen

2023

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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“…competence is thus a tradeoff between the results in transformation obtained and the costs of achieving requisite gains. 29 Of the menace and the leadership of plastics as evidenced from force field analysis above, the decision of shunning it gets due precedence. Until the ban becomes a reality, the best initiative is to disruptively minimise its misuse.…”

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The Menace of Single use Plastic: Hell! or Hoax?

Thareja

2019

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Come 2 nd October, 2019, the Jayanti of Swacch Bharat programme, the single use plastics are slated to be banned. But there is extensive skepticism that the plans are not going to succeed, without putting the society into extensive inconvenience. To avoid such a situation the government must expeditiously gear up to provide the alternatives, for which She has the opportunity to assess the imperatives and if necessary re-design the regulatory instrument(s) while estimating the time to ban and allied resources needed. Both the dominant applications and the limitations of alternatives have been compared and using tools like Force Field Analysis and Failure Mode Effect and Criticality Analysis (FMECA) the supremacy of plastics is evaluated if it were real or a hoax.It is argued that the provisions in the existing law or act just provide for requirements and not solutions. Some of the initiatives towards combating the various ills, across a few countries have been considered and it is argued that both a regulatory and a voluntary action need be launched, both by the industry and the individuals. The provisions in such a public private partnership utilizing both the ensembles of 4R's and innovation may be necessary to combat the menace. The examples stated help us conclude that however small the initiatives may be, but the process of Change of behavior and for 4R's has already started, may be it is modest, but thankfully it will further the drive for swachh Bharat. To achieve success it is proposed that these 4 R's should be practiced vide a system based approach.

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“…A related change is in our understanding of manufacturing, especially in applying technology and its influence on traditional manufacturing and advanced manufacturing. Traditional manufacturing (TM) can be defined as "the act of converting raw materials into finished products by using manual or mechanized transformational techniques" [8] (p. 1). The purpose of such activities is to add value and achieve some targeted objectiveinclusive of human interest.…”

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Advanced Manufacturing Management: A Systematic Literature Review

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One of the long-standing principles of phenomenological understanding is focused on the role of definition. Definitions are enablers in making something definite, distinct, or clear. This study aims to generate the definition of an emerging domain of Advanced Manufacturing Management using a literature review. First, an examination of Advanced Manufacturing Management (AMM) at an institutional level is provided, revealing institutions and courses that currently populate the domain. Second, a systematic literature review for AMM is conducted utilizing and triangulating between Web of Science, Science Direct/Elsevier, and Google Scholar. The results, supported by VOSviewer, suggest a dire need for a formal definition and conceptual foundations of AMM. Third, a proposed conceptual foundation that can enable a balanced development of AMM addressing the philosophical, theoretical, epistemological, ontological, axiological, axiomatic, methodology, methods, and applications aspects is suggested to support and holistically advance manufacturing and its problem domain. This conceptual foundation supports an alternative level of thinking, decision, action, and interpretation appropriate for the AMM problem domain, simultaneously advancing its science, engineering, applications, and practice. The article concludes with several challenges for the AMM field, a path forward for developing and advancing AMM as a field capable of providing a robust approach to dealing with emerging manufacturing-related issues.

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Manufacturing Paradigms in 2010

Cited by 9 publications

References 1 publication

Industry 5.0 and Manufacturing Paradigms: Craft Manufacturing - A Case from Boat Manufacturing

Industry 5.0 and Manufacturing Paradigms: Craft Manufacturing - A Case from Boat Manufacturing

The Menace of Single use Plastic: Hell! or Hoax?

Advanced Manufacturing Management: A Systematic Literature Review

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