Evaluation of Industry 4.0 Data formats for Digital Twin of Optical Components

Schmetz, Arno; Lee, Tae Hun; Hoeren, Maximilian; Berger, Marvin; Ehret, Susanne; Zontar, Daniel; Min, Soo‐Hong; Ahn, Sung‐Hoon; Brecher, Christian

doi:10.1007/s40684-020-00196-5

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“…Blockchain technology represents an encouraging solution for improving the company's FSCM. Traceability is usually associated with the security and quality of products, especially in the food supply chain [59][60][61]. Blockchain technology can be very beneficial for enhancing the supply and security of food since it guarantees transparency to the final customer along the whole food supply chain [62][63][64][65].…”

Section: Deployment Of the Blockchain In The Food Supply Chain Manage...mentioning

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Blockchain Technology toward Creating a Smart Local Food Supply Chain

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2022

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The primary purpose of the supply chains is to ensure and secure the availability and smooth flow of the necessary resources for efficient production processes and consumption. Supply chain activities have been experiencing significant changes due to the importance and creation of the integrated process. Blockchain is viewed as an innovative tool for transforming supply chain management’s (SCM’s) actual business model; on the other hand, the SCM provides an applicative value of blockchain technology. The research is focused on examining the influence of blockchain technology on the increasing efficiency, transparency, auditability, traceability, and security issues of the food supply chain (FSC), with particular attention to the local food supply chain (LFSC). The main objective of the research is to suggest the implementation of blockchain technology in the local food supply chain as a niche of the food industry. The result of the research is the identification of a three-layers model of a smart local food supply chain. The model provides efficient and more transparent tracking across the local food supply chain, improving food accessibility, traceability, and safety.

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Section: Deployment Of the Blockchain In The Food Supply Chain Manage...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Blockchain Technology toward Creating a Smart Local Food Supply Chain

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2022

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“…In the case of blockchain, as seen in Figure 7, this is closely related to traceability. Traceability is a topic associated with the quality and the security of the products [46][47][48]. Blockchain technology is very useful to improve the security and supply of food and guarantees transparency to the customer along the entire AFSC [22,37,[49][50][51][52][53][54][55][56]; further, it can also reduce the costs in comparison with the traditional system [57].…”

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Study and Analysis of the Implementation of 4.0 Technologies in the Agri-Food Supply Chain: A State of the Art

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Industry 4.0 is changing the industrial environment. Particularly, the emerging Industry 4.0 technologies can improve the agri-food supply chain throughout all its stages. This study aims to highlight the benefits of implementing Industry 4.0 in the agri-food supply chain. First, it presents how technologies enhance the agri-food supply chain development. Then, it identifies and highlights the most common challenges that Industry 4.0 implementation faces in agri-food’s environment. After that, it proposes key performance indicators to measure the advantages of this implementation. To achieve this, a systematic literature review was conducted. It combined conceptual and bibliometric analyses of 78 papers. As a result, the most suitable technologies were identified, e.g., Internet of Things, Big Data, blockchain and cyber physical systems. The most used indicators are proposed and the challenges of implementation were detected and classified in three groups, i.e., technical, educational and governmental. This paper highlights and exemplifies the benefits of implementing Industry 4.0 facing the lack of knowledge that exists nowadays. Moreover, it fulfils the gaps in literature, i.e., the lack of information about the implementation of technologies 4.0 or the description of the most relevant indicators for Industry 4.0 implementation.

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“…This technology can be used to solve different types of problems involving diagnostics of an object's state, forecasting, streamlining the work and control. Studies by Fei Tao et al, 2018, Grieves M. et al, 2017, Schmetz, A. et al, 2020 reveal the essence of the digital twin concept, an emerging and fast-growing technology which connects the physical and virtual world. It should be noted that a multitude of terms exists describing similar or partially overlapping phenomena.…”

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Developing a Model of Increasing the Learners’ Bilingual Professional Capacity in the Virtual Laboratory Environment

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The article considers industrial applications of digital twins and their contribution to decision-making and prevention of failures in manufacturing. Virtual laboratories are described as an example of using digital twins not only in industry but also for educational purposes. The article is also focused on the value of physical and virtual investigations through the prism of content and language integrated learning approach (CLIL) and it offers recommendations for combining the two to strengthen science inquiry learning and job-relevant learning. Students conduct online investigations resulting in interdisciplinary team interaction and knowledge integration. Adopting the CLIL approach changes engineering students’ attitudes to learning a foreign language, drums up their academic interest, and strengthens their motivation. In addition, the article describes how neural networks are applied for the simulation of physical processes in a virtual laboratory. The advantages of using virtual laboratories for professional-oriented training include linking observable and unobservable phenomena, pointing out essential information, and providing online, adaptive guidance. To evaluate the efficiency of the virtual laboratory environment, we conducted an experiment to assess the effectiveness of an integrated learning course with the elements of a virtual laboratory. The sample was 48 students (23 of them were enrolled on the course based on integrated learning with elements of virtual environment; 25 students studied professional discipline and professional English separately). To collect the data two online testing on English were conducted. The professional discipline was evaluated once at the end of the semester. In addition, we conducted an online survey on motivation for students of both groups to reveal the influence of educational process organization on this indicator. The results of the experiment allowed us to ascertain that the CLIL approach in the virtual laboratory environment resulted in better outcomes and helped the students adopt a more positive attitude to learning English.

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Evaluation of Industry 4.0 Data formats for Digital Twin of Optical Components

Cited by 21 publications

References 13 publications

Blockchain Technology toward Creating a Smart Local Food Supply Chain

Blockchain Technology toward Creating a Smart Local Food Supply Chain

Study and Analysis of the Implementation of 4.0 Technologies in the Agri-Food Supply Chain: A State of the Art

Developing a Model of Increasing the Learners’ Bilingual Professional Capacity in the Virtual Laboratory Environment

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