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Industry 4.0: Smart Manufacturing Insights

Industry 4.0 represents the integration of cyber-physical systems, smart manufacturing, and advanced technologies to create flexible, efficient, and sustainable production environments. The future of manufacturing includes adaptive systems, real-time responsiveness, and a focus on customer-centric solutions. Key benefits include reduced maintenance costs, increased productivity, and improved forecasting accuracy.

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Industry 4.0: Smart Manufacturing Insights

Industry 4.0 represents the integration of cyber-physical systems, smart manufacturing, and advanced technologies to create flexible, efficient, and sustainable production environments. The future of manufacturing includes adaptive systems, real-time responsiveness, and a focus on customer-centric solutions. Key benefits include reduced maintenance costs, increased productivity, and improved forecasting accuracy.

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Industry 4.

0
Generations of Manufacturing

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What’s it About ?

Industrie 4.0 : The merging of the virtual and the


physical worlds through cyber-physical systems and

Germany Trade And Invest the resulting fusion of technical processes and
business processes.

Factories of Future: High-performance production,


combining flexibility, productivity, precision and zero
European Factories of the defect while remaining energy and resource efficient
Future Research Association
including addressing the end-of-life of products.

Smart Manufacturing: Intelligent, real-time


orchestration and optimization of business, physical
and digital processes within factories and across the
Manufacturing Enterprise
Solutions Association entire value chain.
What’s it About ?

Smart Manufacturing is about systems that are fully-


integrated, collaborative manufacturing systems that
respond in real time to meet changing demands and
conditions in the factory, in the supply network, and
in customer needs.

Smart Manufacturing is the ability to solve existing


and future problems via an open infrastructure that
allows solutions to be implemented at the speed of
business while creating advantaged value

Industrial Internet connects streams of machine data


to powerful analytics, providing industrial companies
with valuable insights to manage assets and
operations more efficiently.
What’s it About ?

Combining ICT with innovative policies, services and solutions to deliver


transformation at unprecedented speed and scale while ensuring
sustainability.
What does the future look like ?

Germany Trade And Invest


Flexible production systems which are able to respond in almost real-time
conditions.

Smart factory "units" able to communicate independently and wirelessly with
other units.

Individualized customer product manufacturing.

Tailored adjustments to the human workforce so that the machine adapts to the
human work cycle.
Industry 4.0

Maintenance costs reduction: 10-40%


Productivity increase: 1-3% reduction
Machine down time reduction: 30-50%
Inventory holding cost reduction: 20-50%
Costs of quality: 10-20%
Forecasting accuracy: reached 85%
Time to market reduction: 20-50%

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What does the future look like ?


Adaptive and smart manufacturing equipment and systems.

Increase production performance through operation and planning optimization using
analytics.

Collaborative networked factories and dynamic supply chains for locally adapted
production.

Human‐centred manufacturing, intelligent workplaces.

Customer‐focused manufacturing, from product‐process to innovative services.
What does the future look like ?


Advanced Sensing, Measurement, and Process Control

Visualization

Analytics and Digital Manufacturing Technologies

Sustainable Manufacturing

Additive Manufacturing

Multi-tasking Manufacturing Equipment

Cobots.
Next Gen Business and Sustainability

GTAI, Germany
EFFRA, EU
SMLC, US
NIST, US
The Govt Office for Science, UK

Focus on customer experience
Institute for Manufacturing, UK ●
Co-creating products and services.
EPSRC, UK
The Japan Business Federation ●
Servitization
UNIDO
Siemens ●
Mass customization
Beckhoff
Bosch

Sustainability: Product upgrades
GE instead of throw away, Reverse
Capgemini
Mckinsey logistics.
PWC
How will these impact the way
manufacturing will have to operate?
Need for manufacturing flexibility

Mix: Uncertainty as to which products will be demanded by customers

Changeover: Uncertainty with respect to the length of production runs

Modification: Uncertainty as to which particular attributes customers want

Re-routing: Uncertainty with respect to machine downtime

Volume: Uncertainty with regard to the amount of customer demand

Material: Uncertainty with respect to material inputs

Sequence: Uncertainty in due dates, processing times, job priorities


Need for intelligence

Smart Product

1. Possesses a unique identification.


2. Actively interacts with the user, environment and other products.
3. Can store data about itself and learn.
4. Deploys a language to display its features, production requirements, etc.
5. Maintains optimal performance in variable circumstances
OR
5. Maintains optimal condition considering variable operating conditions
6. Is capable of participating in or making decisions eg., ‘What-if’ analysis.
7. Helps in executing an action.
Smart Machines

Flexibility through providing surface heat


treatment and metal additive fabrication in
addition to milling, turning and grinding on a
single machine.

Communication through MTConnect


MU-6300V LASER EX
Intelligence through apps

Co-creation through Open Windows Platform

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Processes that learn

Smart Process:

A self aware process that can observe


its own execution and optimize its
behavior around a user’s or
application’s needs.
Processes that learn

Process Crawler:

Processes may not get set at the optimal


performance levels.

They also tend to drift away from the optimal.

The ‘Process Crawler’ allows the process to


gradually move to a more optimal operating point.

It also helps the process to ‘crawl’ back to its


optimal point if it has drifted away.

AI tools run simultaneously on the data to


generate a model.
Smart Assembly

Job BOM
Order

Assembly Filtered
Sequence BOM

Station Number

RFID
Warehouse verification Kitting
Cloud RFID
verification
Parts
Create a database
record from the M/C
RFID tag RFID for
identification and Assembly
authentication Station
Workforce
Transfer the
component details
and quality Record values of Quality Assly
parameter values quality parameters checks Completed
to M/C RFID
Technologies coming together

Smart Product

1. Possesses a unique identification.


2. Actively interacts with the user, environment and other
products.
3. Can store data about itself and learn.
4. Deploys a language to display its features, production
requirements, etc.
5. Maintains optimal condition considering variable
operating conditions
6. Is capable of participating in or making decisions eg.,
‘What-if’ analysis.
7. Helps in executing an action.
Technologies coming together
Technology
TechnologyEnablers
Enablers

Sensor
SensorTechnology
Technology
Artificial
ArtificialIntelligence
Intelligence
IIoT
IIoT
Machine
Machinelearning
learning
Ontologies
Ontologies
Sub System
Bearing
Algorithm (URL)
Parameter 1
Parameter 2
Threshold value
Value for good condition
Knowledge
Base

Collective learning has a lot of potential. MTConnect


Agent
Tried out at M&M Chakan Plant
QA

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