Virtual Reality Models and Digital Engineering Solutions for Technology Transfer

Abstract

Effective applied research is based on close collaboration between research and industry, which taking the findings of basic research on customer demands as its starting point, creates a new means for developing and marketing innovative products. What is more, growing demands for innovative and sustainable results of research and development are prompting the examination of global trends such as demographic change, growing megacities, rising energy consumption and increasing traffic and the resultant social challenges. These trends and increasing traffic in particular are giving rise to new fields of work, especially for digital technologies, as a social responsibility, e.g., in driver assistance and traffic control systems that increase safety. This paper examines a means by which digital engineering, virtual and augmented reality technologies can support the creation of sustainable smart manufacturing and smart logistics processes as well as on-the-job training and qualification and knowledge transfer.

The Challenges of Technology Transfer in the Industry 4.0 Era Regarding Anthropotechnological Aspects: A Systematic Review

“…The transformations in teaching resulting from the industrial revolution present a new form of universities and research. The university and the integration of knowledge have become more interdisciplinary, with classrooms and virtual laboratories (Alias et al, 2018; Schumann et al, 2015). The study of Kashyap and Agrawal (2019) questions why universities have failed to become knowledge providers in developing countries, such as in India, and focuses their findings on two parallel paths.…”

“…Other challenges concern hybrid configurations or human-machine interaction, and they are reported in the studies by Alharbi (2020), Alias et al (2018), Ansari et al (2020), and Botha (2018), Schumann et al (2015). Ansari et al (2020) aim at an approach in something already implemented and well consolidated in search of improvements in human-machine interaction in TU Wien Pilot Factory Industry 4.0.…”

“…There are severe and complete items analyzed and mainly not leaving out the ergonomic issues of this interaction. Botha (2018) states that human-machine interaction is inevitable, and some examples of this interaction are presented by Schumann et al (2015), as virtual reality.…”

Digital Transformation of Logistics Management: A Systematic Literature Mapping on Smart Logistics

“…Müşteri taleplerini daha doğru anlama: bilgi iletişim teknolojileri farklı verileri bir araya getirerek büyük veri analiz yöntemleri sayesinde müşterilerin talep ve tercihlerini anlamakta ve uygun çözümler getirebilmektedir (Lee vd., 2018;Schumann, Leye ve Popov, 2015;Winkelhaus ve Grosse, 2020).…”

Artificial intelligence technology in modern logistics system

“…Dotoli proposed some common problems in artificial intelligence technology, and put forward ideas for the problems that may be encountered in various industries (Dotoli et al, 2015). Schumann proposed some common problems of traditional logistics systems in modern logistics systems, and proposed ideas for the problems that may be encountered in the realisation of automation (Schumann et al, 2015). Ján proposed the importance of modern logistics system to promote economic development, and it is essential to carry out related work (Jánošík et al, 2016).…”