Abstract
Current manufacturing systems are incorporating digital extensions to meet the emerging trend of ‘smart’ manufacturing techniques. The underlying distinction of Smart Manufacturing Systems (SMS) is the digital network of several elements (machines, tools, auxiliary equipments, building services and people) that constitute these. The purpose of such a network is to enhance information transfer among these elements, as well as bolster the performance and efficiency of the roles that these elements are so entitled to. Such a network relies on the data collected from these elements; currently, both academicians and practitioners are delving into efficient ways to collect the data thus required. Although a plethora of models have been proposed for manufacturing systems, they seem to offer poor advice in regard to data collection from an overall system perspective. It is still not understood as to which elements should be focused and what are the efficient methods to collect data from these. To shed light on these gaps, we propose, herein, a new model for manufacturing systems, as illustrated by an orthotic shoe factory example.
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Kaushal, I., Siddharth, L., Chakrabarti, A. (2021). A Conceptual Model for Smart Manufacturing Systems. In: Chakrabarti, A., Arora, M. (eds) Industry 4.0 and Advanced Manufacturing. Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-5689-0_8
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