Framework for Robust Design and Reliability Methods to Develop Frugal Manufacturing Systems

Schleinkofer, Uwe; Dazer, Martin; Lucan, Kevin; Mannuß, Oliver; Bertsche, Bernd; Bauernhansl, Thomas

doi:10.1016/j.procir.2019.03.148

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“…However, despite this critical link between design and the functionality of manufacturing systems, few research works focus on the application of robust design methods and tools to manufacturing and production systems. In this regard, for example Schleinkofer et al (2019) present a framework for the robust design of FRUGAL manufacturing systems while Ihueze et al (2017) focus on the optimization of production wastes using robust design techniques. Robustness and reliability of smart data-driven control features, including X-over-the-air / Industry 4.0…”

Section: Production Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Perspectives on Robust Design – An Overview of Challenges and Research Areas Across Industry Fields

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Robust Design offers a coherent and widely appreciated approach for the parametric exploration of the design space by means of simulation or experimentation, which is well-established in the quality-by design domain. From the perspective of design research, however, this only addresses a relatively narrow part of the design process and is not fully integrated with other design decisions such as concept exploration, the suitable configuration of system elements, or the design of interfaces. Particularly in light of the growing importance of developing technologically advanced and “smart” systems, it seems that a new methodical perspective on Robust Design is needed. Against this background, this paper consolidates knowledge and insights from different research fields and industry sectors. On this basis, new angles to the discussion on product robustness in different domains are explored in order to suggests directions for action and new research areas, both with respect to a methodical RD approach as well as the question of systematic research procedures.

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Section: Production Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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“…These considerations will be the factory location, the availability of reliable sources of water and energy as well as the access to markets. The process of implementing MMF at the BoP requires frugal innovations [21,58] in order for manufacturing systems to meet the requirements of price-sensitive customers, and yet still be of good quality [35,59]. Various design considerations are thus to be considered for MMF in BoP communities: [43,44].…”

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Creating Shared Value in BoP Communities with Micro-Manufacturing Factories: A Systematized Literature Review

2021

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Background: Shared value creation in base of the pyramid (BoP) communities is a crucial process towards building sustainable societies. BoP communities in developing countries represent more than 4 billion people who live on low incomes with limited access to basic products and services. Current or emerging technologies offer promising solutions for organisations pursuing manufacturing opportunities in BoP communities. This study seeks to explore the literature on how BoP communities may become active participants in sustainably manufacturing products using micro-manufacturing factories. The research question posed is: What are the core concepts that need to be taken into consideration for creating shared value through micro-manufacturing factories in BoP communities? Method: A systematised literature review (SLR) was completed following the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic reviews and Meta-Analysis (PRISMA) method for data selection criteria and analysis. The SLR is used to explore the state of literature with regards to creating manufacturing shared value in BoP communities with the objective to identify study gaps and to explore manufacturing shared value creation concepts. Results: Literature indicates initiatives to engage BoP communities through various innovation strategies. The findings of the review are organised under three strategic pillars: capability building strategy, implementation process, and growth strategy. The capability building strategy defines the users’ intention to create shared value in BoP communities with micro-manufacturing factories (MMF). It is followed by the implementation process which guides the users to create manufacturing shared value in BoP communities. This is followed by a growth strategy to scale for impact.

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“…The process of micro-manufacturing factories at the BOP requires frugal innovations (Arnold, 2018) in order for manufacturing systems to meet the requirements of pricesensitive customers, yet still be of good quality (Schleinkofer et al, 2019;Varadarajan et al, 2018). Various design considerations are thus to be considered for micro-manufacturing factories in BoP communities (Rodrigues and Baker, 2012): (Biswas et al, 2014).…”

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Creating Shared Value in BoP communities with Micro-manufacturing Factories: A Systematized Literature Review

Chihambakwe¹,

Grobbelaar²,

Matope³

2021

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Background: Shared value creation in Base of the Pyramid (BoP) communities is a crucial process towards building sustainable societies. BoP communities in developing countries represent more than four billion people who live on low incomes with limited access to basic products and services. Current or emerging technologies offer promising solutions for organisations pursuing manufacturing opportunities in BoP communities. This study seeks to explore the literature on how BoP communities may become active participants in sustainably manufacturing products using micro-manufacturing factories. The research question posed is: What are the core concepts that need to be taken into consideration for creating shared value through micro-manufacturing factories in BoP communities? Method: A Systematised Literature review (SLR) was completed following the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic reviews and Meta-Analysis (PRISMA) method for data selection criteria and analysis. The SLR is used to explore the state of literature with regards to creating manufacturing shared value in BoP communities with the objective to identify study gaps and to explore shared value creation concepts. Results: Literature indicates BoP initiatives that have pursued to engage BoP communities through various innovation strategies. The findings of the review is organised under three strategic pillars: Capability building strategy, Implementation process, and Growth strategy. The capability building strategy defines the users’ intention to create shared value in BoP communities with Micro-manufacturing factories (MMF). It is followed by the implementation process which guides the users to create manufacturing shared value in BoP communities. This is followed by a growth strategy to scale for impact.

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Framework for Robust Design and Reliability Methods to Develop Frugal Manufacturing Systems

Cited by 9 publications

References 11 publications

Perspectives on Robust Design – An Overview of Challenges and Research Areas Across Industry Fields

Perspectives on Robust Design – An Overview of Challenges and Research Areas Across Industry Fields

Creating Shared Value in BoP Communities with Micro-Manufacturing Factories: A Systematized Literature Review

Creating Shared Value in BoP communities with Micro-manufacturing Factories: A Systematized Literature Review

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