Computer graphics and visual computing use cases for Industry 4.0 and Operator 4.0

In the context of smart manufacturing, the concept of Visual Computing is a key enabling technology for Industry 4.0. Visual Computing and Physically-based simulation enables the implementation of interactive, visual and (in most cases) non-disruptive solutions within the context of (a) the producti...

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Autores principales: Posada Jorge, Barandiaran Iñigo, Sánchez Jairo R., Mejia-Parra Daniel, Moreno Aitor, Ojer Marco, Ruiz-Salguero Oscar
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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:caaea3727c364ee69fcdd50d509c1c062021-11-08T15:22:41ZComputer graphics and visual computing use cases for Industry 4.0 and Operator 4.01779-628810.1051/smdo/2021026https://doaj.org/article/caaea3727c364ee69fcdd50d509c1c062021-01-01T00:00:00Zhttps://www.ijsmdo.org/articles/smdo/full_html/2021/01/smdo210013/smdo210013.htmlhttps://doaj.org/toc/1779-6288In the context of smart manufacturing, the concept of Visual Computing is a key enabling technology for Industry 4.0. Visual Computing and Physically-based simulation enables the implementation of interactive, visual and (in most cases) non-disruptive solutions within the context of (a) the production process (off-line or in-line) the shop floor, (b) the interaction with customers and clients in the whole value chain, and/or (c) the product-service schemas. Technologies such as Industrial Big Data, Human-Robot Collaboration, IIOT & 5G, Cybersecurity, Cyber-Physical Systems, Semantic Technologies, Visual Computing and other related technologies have a strong impact in the new ways smart manufacturing is reconfiguring the production. This article presents a theoretical framework for the incorporation of Visual Computing and Physically-based Simulation technologies to Industry 4.0 and Operator 4.0 scenarios. This framework has been already implemented and supports different smart manufacturing scenarios, already running in many SME. Three practical study case scenarios (already deployed into SMEs) are presented and discussed.Posada JorgeBarandiaran IñigoSánchez Jairo R.Mejia-Parra DanielMoreno AitorOjer MarcoRuiz-Salguero OscarEDP Sciencesarticlevisual computingcomputer graphicsindustry 4.0smart manufacturingIndustrial engineering. Management engineeringT55.4-60.8Industrial directoriesT11.95-12.5ENInternational Journal for Simulation and Multidisciplinary Design Optimization, Vol 12, p 29 (2021)
institution DOAJ
collection DOAJ
language EN
topic visual computing
computer graphics
industry 4.0
smart manufacturing
Industrial engineering. Management engineering
T55.4-60.8
Industrial directories
T11.95-12.5
spellingShingle visual computing
computer graphics
industry 4.0
smart manufacturing
Industrial engineering. Management engineering
T55.4-60.8
Industrial directories
T11.95-12.5
Posada Jorge
Barandiaran Iñigo
Sánchez Jairo R.
Mejia-Parra Daniel
Moreno Aitor
Ojer Marco
Ruiz-Salguero Oscar
Computer graphics and visual computing use cases for Industry 4.0 and Operator 4.0
description In the context of smart manufacturing, the concept of Visual Computing is a key enabling technology for Industry 4.0. Visual Computing and Physically-based simulation enables the implementation of interactive, visual and (in most cases) non-disruptive solutions within the context of (a) the production process (off-line or in-line) the shop floor, (b) the interaction with customers and clients in the whole value chain, and/or (c) the product-service schemas. Technologies such as Industrial Big Data, Human-Robot Collaboration, IIOT & 5G, Cybersecurity, Cyber-Physical Systems, Semantic Technologies, Visual Computing and other related technologies have a strong impact in the new ways smart manufacturing is reconfiguring the production. This article presents a theoretical framework for the incorporation of Visual Computing and Physically-based Simulation technologies to Industry 4.0 and Operator 4.0 scenarios. This framework has been already implemented and supports different smart manufacturing scenarios, already running in many SME. Three practical study case scenarios (already deployed into SMEs) are presented and discussed.
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author Posada Jorge
Barandiaran Iñigo
Sánchez Jairo R.
Mejia-Parra Daniel
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Ojer Marco
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title Computer graphics and visual computing use cases for Industry 4.0 and Operator 4.0
title_short Computer graphics and visual computing use cases for Industry 4.0 and Operator 4.0
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title_fullStr Computer graphics and visual computing use cases for Industry 4.0 and Operator 4.0
title_full_unstemmed Computer graphics and visual computing use cases for Industry 4.0 and Operator 4.0
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