2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.procir.2021.11.106
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Machine Vision and Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) based Real-Time Part Traceability in a Learning Factory

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“…However, such implementations and adoption efforts must include adequate addressing of long-term implications and challenges (Bhandari et al, 2023). These include information and data flow, real-time data availability, tracking, personalised customer requirements, stakeholder collaboration, creating new or modifying ways of operating the business, culture, and customer experiences to address changes in behaviour and the demands of the market as a whole (R. Kumar et al, 2021;Neri Numa et al, 2023). This situation is not an exemption in the food industry, where a broad set of knowledge is related to physical, digital, and biological domains (Hassoun, Jagtap, Garcia-Garcia, et al, 2023a).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, such implementations and adoption efforts must include adequate addressing of long-term implications and challenges (Bhandari et al, 2023). These include information and data flow, real-time data availability, tracking, personalised customer requirements, stakeholder collaboration, creating new or modifying ways of operating the business, culture, and customer experiences to address changes in behaviour and the demands of the market as a whole (R. Kumar et al, 2021;Neri Numa et al, 2023). This situation is not an exemption in the food industry, where a broad set of knowledge is related to physical, digital, and biological domains (Hassoun, Jagtap, Garcia-Garcia, et al, 2023a).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…RFID-TECHNOLOGY appeared in the fourth period too, as shown in Figure 31, but now with more themes and some themes analyzed like "SUPPLY-CHAIN-MANAGEMENT" (fourth period) and new themes like "ARTIFICIAL-INTELLIGENCE" that compare with other themes for this cluster is have more other interactions. Analyze the documents for this period, is not find a direct correlation between RFID and "Artificial Intelligence", but some applications like (Kumar, Patil, Nath, Rohilla & Sangwan, 2021) applied RFID with a machine-vision application (artificial intelligence) system allowing intelligent tracking and tracing of workpieces in real-time in the value chain and (Konecka & Maryniak, 2020) made a conceptual correlation to RFID and Industry 4.0, to sustainable supply chain, reinforcing the importance of using data from RFID technologies and some apply artificial intelligence.…”
Section: Period 4 (2018-2019)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…After all, Industry 4.0 belongs to a dynamic strategy of intelligent production, which allows computers and machines to "see" the world through the extraction, processing, and analysis of visual knowledge [8][9][10]. Industry 4.0 tends to limit human intervention, as well as any biased decision making in quality control [11], to upgrade decision-making and production processes, offering immense help in problems of traceability, classification, detection, identification, etc. Industry 5.0 is going to use the creativity of specialized people so that they can cooperate better with intelligent and precise machines [12].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%