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Development of a Virtual Training Simulator of an Assembly Machine for the Automobile Tires Manufacturing

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Cyber-Physical Systems and Control II (CPS&C 2021)

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Currently, cyber-physical systems are being actively introduced in many areas of modern society. In particular, training on computer simulators is gaining popularity. Computer techniques make it possible to improve the quality of perception of educational content by applying virtual effects that simulate processes occurring on a real technological object. This paper describes the development of cyber-physical training systems using the example of a system for training operators of an assembly machine for the manufacture of automobile tires. The paper considers the specifics of the use of virtual simulators in the training of operators on the example of an assembly machine for the manufacture of automobile tires. The article discloses important features of the educational process for specialists of existing industries within the framework of the ongoing development. In the framework of the article, the structure and principle of the machine is considered. The main requirements for the developed simulator are formulated. The main scenarios of its work are presented. The simulator was developed on the basis of the Unity virtual engine, the article contains the main objects and components implemented. The work also provides examples of class diagrams developed to implement the logic of tasks performed by trainees. The virtual simulator consists of training subsystems, service functions, reporting and data storage, which communicate with each other through a local network.

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    Natalia A. Staroverova, Marina L. Shustrova & Albina I. Khalikova

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Staroverova, N.A., Shustrova, M.L., Khalikova, A.I. (2023). Development of a Virtual Training Simulator of an Assembly Machine for the Automobile Tires Manufacturing. In: Arseniev, D.G., Aouf, N. (eds) Cyber-Physical Systems and Control II. CPS&C 2021. Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, vol 460. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-20875-1_58

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