Approaches to Reengineering Digital Games

Ștefan, Antoniu; Stănescu, Ioana Andreea; Hauge, Jannicke Baalsrud

doi:10.1115/detc2016-60061

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“…in existing environments is the assessment of how the technology will affect the whole organisation and interact with existing solutions. According to [11,12,13] digital twins that can be manipulated can support the decision-making process. Regarding the assessment of autonomous and decentralized decision-making, which is required in cyber-physical systems [14,15] it is hard to model these with the right interactions with other system components and with the right routing (decided upon by the autonomous object) [3,10].…”

Section: Digital Twin Preconditions For Production Logistics' Activit...mentioning

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Digital and Physical Testbed for Production Logistics Operations

Hauge

Zafarzadeh

Jeong

et al. 2020

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Digitalisation and automation of existing processes are key factors for competitive industry, but still logistics operations are often dominated by manual work. A shift towards higher degree of automation within existing infrastructure is often challenged by high cost and complex processes, thus a return-on-investment is hardly achievable within decent time. The experience has shown that it is hard to assess all restrictions and interactions between new and old components before any new equipment or infrastructure is implemented and put into operation. This paper presents and discusses if the usage of digital twins representing and simulating a physical part can support the related assessing and decisionmaking processes. In this context, this paper presents a production logistics testbed includes physical devices, an IoT-infrastructure and simulation software for innovation as well as operational management purposes.

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Section: Digital Twin Preconditions For Production Logistics' Activit...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Digital and Physical Testbed for Production Logistics Operations

Hauge

Zafarzadeh

Jeong

et al. 2020

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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“…in existing environments is the assessment of how the technology will affect the whole organisation and interact with existing solutions. According to [15,19,20] digital twins that can be manipulated can support the decision-making process. Regarding the assessment of autonomous and decentralized decision-making, which is required in cyber-physical systems [22,24] it is hard to model these with the right interactions with other system components and with the right routing (decided upon by the autonomous object) [2,21].…”

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Employing digital twins within production logistics

Hauge¹,

Zafarzadeh

Jeong

et al. 2020

2020 IEEE International Conference on Engineering, Technology and Innovation (ICE/ITMC)

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Digitalisation and automation of existing processes are key competitive factors for industry. Still, logistic operations often comprise manual effort, because the movement of goods and material places stringent requirements on the interactions between different systems, human-computer/robot-interaction as well as on changes in the operative processes. In general, the introduction and uptake of new enabling technologies, like the IoT, in complex systems evolved over decades, are challenging. The experience has shown that it is hard to assess all restrictions and interactions between new and old components before any new equipment or infrastructure is implemented and put in operation. This paper presents and discusses the usage of digital twins for supporting the decision-making processes in two different areas: Workstation design and logistics operation analysis. The results are based on tests and experiments carried out in a production logistics test-bed that includes physical devices, an IoT-infrastructure and simulation software. The digital twin is realised in a combination of using Unity and the simulation software IPS. The primary results show that there is no one-size fit all in terms of granularity of the underlying simulation model as well as for the reduction of reality in the digital twin, but the results also indicate that a context-aware digital twin supports the decision-making within a given scope.

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“…The shift towards more flexible learning implies the adoption of new methodologies and practices. The emergence of gamification and gaming technologies offer opportunities to construct new approaches to learning, giving learners more freedom, strengthening collaboration skills, and stimulating their creative mind [4]. Pervasive Learning is such new way of learning and is defined as "learning at the speed of need through formal, informal and social learning modalities" [5].…”

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Exploring Pervasive Entertainment Games to Construct Learning Paths

Hauge

Ștefan²,

Ștefan³

2017

Entertainment Computing – ICEC 2017

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Digital Educational Games (DEGs) aim to provide motivating, personalized play experiences that blend learning and engagement, while addressing pedagogical requirements. The ultimate challenge is to enable and stimulate knowledge acquisition by creating rich environments that employ Entertainment Games (EGs) mechanics in order to accommodate learning objectives and support skills' development. In recent years, the gap between EGs and DEGs has started to close, with studies looking not only into lessons learnt from EGs, but also into how EGs can be used in learning settings. This research analyses the possibility to integrate EGs mechanics into the pedagogical flows, in order to potentate learning. The paper further outline the design of a learning path that will be used as a unit on logistics and production means. The unit will be used for letting high school students explore functions of logistics and production (as a recruitment tool during the Open University days), as well as for the first introductionary course on production logistics.

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Approaches to Reengineering Digital Games

Cited by 5 publications

References 11 publications

Digital and Physical Testbed for Production Logistics Operations

Digital and Physical Testbed for Production Logistics Operations

Employing digital twins within production logistics

Exploring Pervasive Entertainment Games to Construct Learning Paths

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