IoT visualization of Smart Factory for Additive Manufacturing System (ISFAMS) with visual inspection and material handling processes

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Abstract

The challenges in a manufacturing system are lack of timely, accurate, and lack of information to featured product prediction, shop floor resources, product flow, product inspection, product status to customer, product delivery status and factory adaption for customized product. The proposed idea is to design IoT visualization based Smart Factory for Additive Manufacturing System (ISFAMS) that creates a way towards progressively from traditional automation to a fully connected mass customization and flexible cyber-physical system. The ISFAMS utilize a consistent stream of information from associated tasks and creating frameworks to learn and adjust factory productions to new requests from the customer. The system utilizes the Industrial Controller to control the operation of individual systems and sequence of product flow in the Smart Factory setup. The wireless sensor network acquires real-time manufacturing information and information is stored, accessed and visualized using cloud computing. The vision system and automated platform enable the inspection of products shape and dimensions based on the machine learning approach and to transfer the product from section to section and separate the product for packaging section. This digitization of manufacturing system increases flexibility, reliability, smart sensing and control, resource wastage, easy access to manufacturing information and logistics management.

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Sivabalakrishnan, R., Kalaiarasan, A., Ajithvishva, M. S., Hemsri, M., Oorappan, G. M., & Yasodharan, R. (2020). IoT visualization of Smart Factory for Additive Manufacturing System (ISFAMS) with visual inspection and material handling processes. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 995). IOP Publishing Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/995/1/012027

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