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Emerging manufacturing paradigm shifts for the incoming industrial revolution

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Industrial revolutions have transformed manufacturing to mass production. However, there is a controversy about what production paradigm is emerging along with the incoming new industrial revolution. Most focus is either on smart manufacturing or 3D printing (additive manufacturing). This study converges smart manufacturing and additive manufacturing to form the long tail of making things as a paradigm shift for the new industrial revolution, which results in an ideal production system with the advantages of both economies of scale and scope. With the introduction of social aspects, socio-cyber-physical system (SCPS)-based manufacturing is proposed from the organizational semiotic perspective and exemplified by the four pillars of Future Internet. Furthermore, an extended version of the long tail is formed by the two modes of SCPS-based manufacturing: wisdom manufacturing and social manufacturing, which reviewed as the logical extension of smart manufacturing and additive manufacturing, respectively. Finally, a general interoperability model for SCPS-based manufacturing is suggested, which can also be applied to other integrated manufacturing systems.

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Yao, X., Lin, Y. Emerging manufacturing paradigm shifts for the incoming industrial revolution. Int J Adv Manuf Technol 85, 1665–1676 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00170-015-8076-0

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