Software Evaluation Criteria for Rapid Factory Layout Planning, Design and Simulation

Shariatzadeh, Navid; Sivard, Gunilla; Chen, Danfang

doi:10.1016/j.procir.2012.07.052

Cited by 33 publications

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“…Secondly, in order to shorten the digital lifecycle and reduce unnecessary costs, demand analysis should precede the product design process. Another observation is that a DF must be supported by key computing and technical infrastructure such as for real time data manipulation, 3D visualization and interoperability (Shariatzadeh et al, 2012).…”

Section: Factory Design Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Integrated Ontologies in Support of Factory Systems Design

Zhang

Agyapong-Kodua

2015

IFAC-PapersOnLine

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Digital factory modelling based on virtual design and simulation has emerged as part of the mainstream activities geared towards reducing product design cycle. Some basic industrial systems are currently integrated via semantic modelling technologies so that products matching processes and resource requirements are integrated to fulfil customer demands. Despite these achievements, product design is still dependent on the knowledge of designers and do not benefit from existing process and resource knowledge, which are in separate domains. This paper therefore presents an integration method based on semantic technologies and PPR ontologies to enable the reuse of known and unknown knowledge. The method relies on the use of cloud manufacturing to improve the efficiency of responses generated by querying the PPR ontology.

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Section: Factory Design Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Integrated Ontologies in Support of Factory Systems Design

Zhang

Agyapong-Kodua

2015

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“…building, machinery, foundation, media), which need to be analyzed in combination. The different partial solutions are usually developed by various stakeholders, but typically interfere and require each other [18]. Appropriate visualization tools to support collaborative factory planning must be able to coordinate different layouts and viewpoints on the factory as well as exchange and manage information and models from different domains.…”

Section: Application Example: Factory Planningmentioning

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Orientation-Based Interaction on Mobile Devices and Desktops - An Evaluation

Schwank

Rupprecht

Schöffel

2017

AMM

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Abstract. Nowadays, mobile devices, such as smartphones, tablets or smartwatches, are essential items in our daily life. Further, more and more people use smart mobile devices in their everyday work for remote controlling, observing diagrams, performing web analytics, etc. However, the full potential of mobile devices is not tapped yet; built-in sensors such as accelerometers or gyroscopes offer a wide range of interaction capabilities, which are still often not fully used in nowadays mobile applications. On the other hand, desktops are still the dominating working device, but with significantly differing interaction means. With additional hand tracking devices capturing the user's gestures additional input possibilities are available but still often unused.In this paper, we investigate on a concept for orientation-based touch-less interaction. Depending on the type of device -traditional desktop or a mobile device -we use an interaction metaphor called "Waggle"; utilizing of tilting and turning of either the user's hand or the mobile device itself for additional input possibilities. Based on the results of two pilot studies for both environments, basic parameters for future design decisions are derived: on the one hand, the maximum angle for basic rotation axes are evaluated. On the other hand, different discretizations of tilt and turn angles are investigated. Based on the outcome of both studies the optimal configuration for the use of the Waggle interaction metaphor in future applications on both mobile and desktop environments are defined.

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“…These aspects usually result in different partial-models with specific information content (e.g., layout model, process model) and components of the factory (e.g., building, machinery, foundation, media), which need to be analyzed in combination. The different partial solutions are usually developed by various stakeholders, but typically interfere and require each other [70]. The major tasks regarding collaborative factory planning are [71]:…”

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Improving collaboration efficiency via diverse networked mobile devices

Rupprecht

Kasakow

Aurich

et al. 2017

J Multimodal User Interfaces

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We introduce a framework for distributed or colocated teams to collaborate highly efficiently using diverse mobile devices for design and assessment of complex systems. Our framework enhances the efficiency of collaborations arising in design, simulation or data analysis, including visualization. First, we investigate which requirements on such a collaboration framework exist and which influences between task models have to be taken into account; afterwards we transfer those findings into a prototypical system. The devices provide three views of data to be processed collaboratively: (1) a simulation view; (2) a status report view; and (3) a status update view. These views serve the purpose of providing overview, detail and performance views. A smart watch view shows at-a-glance information, the environment or the process being inspected, possibly influenced by a user. Users can use their mobile devices as control interfaces. The framework is especially effective for combining the synergis- tic, complementary competencies of a team. We describe the design of our framework and discuss specific applications.

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Software Evaluation Criteria for Rapid Factory Layout Planning, Design and Simulation

Cited by 33 publications

References 5 publications

Integrated Ontologies in Support of Factory Systems Design

Integrated Ontologies in Support of Factory Systems Design

Orientation-Based Interaction on Mobile Devices and Desktops - An Evaluation

Improving collaboration efficiency via diverse networked mobile devices

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