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EnglishLatest manufacturing technologies are more prevalent thanbefore due to recent industrial revolution (or Industry 4.0), continu-ous business decentralization and needs for better overall resourceefficiency and effectiveness. Manufacturers are competing in aglobal, dynamic marketplace that demands excellence in qual-ity and service, throughput, innovativeness, agility in production,short response time to changing markets, and tight profitable mar-gins. In the 21 st century, manufacturing will be gradually pushedtowards a distributed environment with increasing dynamism oruncertainty. It is envisioned that Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS),Cloud Manufacturing, Internet of Things, and Big Data Analyticswill change the way of today’s manufacturing systems. In order towin a competition, locally or globally, smartness in manufacturingsystems is treated with priority. This leads to process digitalization,CPS integration and smart control on factory shop floors.
Wang L., Fratini L., & Shih A.J. (2017). Latest advancements in manufacturing systems at NAMRC 45. JOURNAL OF MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS, 44, 271-272 [10.1016/j.jmsy.2017.05.009].
| Data di pubblicazione: | 2017 | |
| Titolo: | Latest advancements in manufacturing systems at NAMRC 45 | |
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| Citazione: | Wang L., Fratini L., & Shih A.J. (2017). Latest advancements in manufacturing systems at NAMRC 45. JOURNAL OF MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS, 44, 271-272 [10.1016/j.jmsy.2017.05.009]. | |
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| Digital Object Identifier (DOI): | http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jmsy.2017.05.009 | |
| Abstract: | Latest manufacturing technologies are more prevalent thanbefore due to recent industrial revolution (or Industry 4.0), continu-ous business decentralization and needs for better overall resourceefficiency and effectiveness. Manufacturers are competing in aglobal, dynamic marketplace that demands excellence in qual-ity and service, throughput, innovativeness, agility in production,short response time to changing markets, and tight profitable mar-gins. In the 21 st century, manufacturing will be gradually pushedtowards a distributed environment with increasing dynamism oruncertainty. It is envisioned that Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS),Cloud Manufacturing, Internet of Things, and Big Data Analyticswill change the way of today’s manufacturing systems. In order towin a competition, locally or globally, smartness in manufacturingsystems is treated with priority. This leads to process digitalization,CPS integration and smart control on factory shop floors. | |
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