Data fusion based on‐line product quality evaluation of ternary cathode material cyber‐physical systems

Chen, Ning; Dai, Jiayang; Tian, Shuang; Gui, Weihua

doi:10.1049/iet-cps.2018.5070

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“…During the ramp-up and service life, diagnosability is ensured through data streaming from reliable sensors and other data sources. These provide CPS with data that feed their reactions to unexpected events (Scholze, Barata, and Stokic 2017) such as machine failures (Kammerer et al 2020) and quality issues (Chen et al 2019) along the manufacturing processes.…”

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How the technologies underlying cyber-physical systems support the reconfigurability capability in manufacturing: a literature review

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et al. 2022

International Journal of Production Research

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How the Technologies underlying Cyber-Physical Systems support the Reconfigurability Capability in Manufacturing. A Literature Review Nowadays, manufacturing firms need the reconfigurability capability to be responsive in the current context characterized by unpredictable and frequent market changes and the reduction of product life cycle. Despite the relevance of the subject, a challenge for practitioners is the development of a strategy aimed to increase the level of reconfigurability with long-term goals of customization and responsiveness. Moreover, traditional manufacturing paradigms are disrupted by the transformation of manufacturing systems in Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS), thus introducing innovative means also to increase the level of reconfigurability in manufacturing systems. This study investigates what technologies underlying CPS support the reconfigurability capability and how these support the reconfigurability along system life cycle. Thus, the technologies underlying CPS are classified in seven categories and it is shown how they enable the sequence of utilization of the reconfigurability characteristics (modularity, integrability, diagnosability, scalability, convertibility and customization) along system life cycle. The results of the study can guide practitioners in developing reconfigurability as strategic capability. Moreover, different directions for future research can be considered, as discussed in the conclusions.

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