Conceptualization of a Framework for the Design of Production Systems and Industrial Workplaces

Schumacher, Simon; Pokorni, Bastian; Himmelstoß, Henry; Bauernhansl, Thomas

doi:10.1016/j.procir.2020.02.165

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“…They identified a need for standard libraries of CPS functionality and services from the perspective of supporting human work. In Schumacher [21] information systems architecture is used for modelling human, technology, and organisation. The framework provides high level guidance for continual improvement of production systems by defining the logical structures of components and their interactions, although practical implementation of the framework and guidance to act on the framework results are not provided.…”

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A review of design frameworks for human‐cyber‐physical systems moving from industry 4 to 5

van‐Lopik,

Hayward,

Grant

et al. 2023

IET Cyber-Phy Sys Theory & Ap

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Within the Industry 4.0 landscape, humans collaborate with cyber and physical elements to form human‐cyber‐physical systems (HCPS). These environments are increasingly complex and challenging workspaces due to increasing levels of automation and data availability. An effective system design requires suitable frameworks that consider human activities and needs whilst supporting overall system efficacy. Although several reviews of frameworks for technology were identified, none of these focused on the human in the system (moving towards Industry 5). The critical literature review presented provides a summary of HCPS frameworks, maps the considerations for a human in HCPS, and provides insight for future framework and system development. The challenges, recommendations, and areas for further research are discussed.

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“…Representation of humans most commonly concerned their knowledge, skill, qualification and learning [20,21,32,39]. These attributes were mapped according to existing models of job role and skill requirement.…”

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A review of design frameworks for human‐cyber‐physical systems moving from industry 4 to 5

van‐Lopik,

Hayward,

Grant

et al. 2023

IET Cyber-Phy Sys Theory & Ap

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“…Furthermore, the integration of bioeconomy principles has spurred the adoption of sustainable design and manufacturing practices (Cherepanov et al 2021;Schumacher et al 2020). Drawing inspiration from nature, these approaches seek to optimise production processes, minimise waste generation, and enhance resource efficiency.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Sustainable Design and Manufacturing: Promotes sustainable design and bio-inspired manufacturing techniques to enhance resource efficiency. It encourages the development of bio-inspired designs, additive manufacturing techniques, and biofabrication methods to enhance resource efficiency, minimise waste generation, and optimise production processes (Cherepanov et al 2021;Schumacher et al 2020).…”

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Integrating Bioeconomy Principles in Bionic Production: Enhancing Sustainability and Environmental Performance

Tišma,

Škrtić

2023

JRFM

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The integration of bioeconomy principles in bionic production holds promise for enhancing sustainability and resource efficiency. This scientific article aims to investigate the potential of bioeconomy-driven approaches in bionic production, focusing on the utilization of renewable biological resources, sustainable manufacturing techniques, and circular design strategies. The research questions guide the exploration of resource utilization, manufacturing techniques, waste reduction, environmental impact assessment, and economic considerations. The article presents a conceptual framework that integrates bioeconomy principles throughout the life cycle of bionic products, validating the proposed concepts and methodologies. By embracing bioeconomy principles, this article highlights the potential of bionic production to contribute to sustainable development, resource conservation, and the transition toward a bioeconomy.

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“…The person takes in the provided information via his or her senses, processes it cognitively in turn and gives feedback to the system via the corresponding input systems (Yang and Plewe 2016). Potentials and areas of application for assistance systems can be found in all areas of a company, e.g., in production, assembly, maintenance or logistics (Schumacher et al 2020). The overall goal of these systems is to enhance the user to take quickly the right decisions in order to perform the work task more efficiently (Gorecky et al 2014).…”

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Acceptance Expectancy for Cognitive Assistance Systems Variants in Smart Factories

Proceedings of the International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Operations Management

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This study intended to gain initial insights into which technical design options of cognitive assistance systems for manual assembly are predicted to have a higher acceptance between future potential users. The methodology is based on combining previously obtained results, indicating which acceptance factors are the most important in this field, together with new generated data with the same participants on the appreciated relevance of relationships between these factors and today existing technical design options. Combining both results numerically enables a final qualitative statement about preference tendencies inside each of those technical assistance aspects of cognitive systems, identified by experts as the most relevant for potential future users. The results show a higher acceptance tendency for hand-carried/mobile, documentation-based, dialogical assistance systems with a high adjustment level for the assistance, a selective assistance frequency, an intervention module both while work process and by the result as well as a task-oriented assistance and the omission of at least personal-related data. Based on these results, planners should be able to find better orientation, when designing a cognitive assistance systems for manual assembly.

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Conceptualization of a Framework for the Design of Production Systems and Industrial Workplaces

Cited by 13 publications

References 9 publications

A review of design frameworks for human‐cyber‐physical systems moving from industry 4 to 5

A review of design frameworks for human‐cyber‐physical systems moving from industry 4 to 5

Integrating Bioeconomy Principles in Bionic Production: Enhancing Sustainability and Environmental Performance

Acceptance Expectancy for Cognitive Assistance Systems Variants in Smart Factories

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