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200 10$aSmart Sustainable Manufacturing Systems
210   $cMDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute$d2019
215   $a1 electronic resource (158 p.)
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330   $aWith the advent of disruptive digital technologies, companies are facing unprecedented challenges and opportunities. Advanced manufacturing systems are of paramount importance in making key enabling technologies and new products more competitive, affordable, and accessible, as well as for fostering their economic and social impact. The manufacturing industry also serves as an innovator for sustainability since automation coupled with advanced manufacturing technologies have helped manufacturing practices transition into the circular economy. To that end, this Special Issue of the journal Applied Sciences, devoted to the broad field of Smart Sustainable Manufacturing Systems, explores recent research into the concepts, methods, tools, and applications for smart sustainable manufacturing, in order to advance and promote the development of modern and intelligent manufacturing systems. In light of the above, this Special Issue is a collection of the latest research on relevant topics and addresses the current challenging issues associated with the introduction of smart sustainable manufacturing systems. Various topics have been addressed in this Special Issue, which focuses on the design of sustainable production systems and factories; industrial big data analytics and cyberphysical systems; intelligent maintenance approaches and technologies for increased operating life of production systems; zero-defect manufacturing strategies, tools and methods towards online production management; and connected smart factories.
610   $asensitivity analysis
610   $acustomized demand
610   $adynamic supply chain design
610   $aadditive manufacturing
610   $asensor function
610   $adeteriorating systems
610   $abig data
610   $aconnected smart factories
610   $aoperations management
610   $akernel density estimation
610   $adevelopment
610   $aefficiency
610   $ahybrid laminate
610   $amanagerial commitment
610   $aproductivity benefits
610   $aparticle map
610   $apace
610   $acar-sharing
610   $aparticle defect management
610   $acase study
610   $aquality
610   $asemiconductor manufacturing process
610   $aopen innovation
610   $acircular economy
610   $aremanufacturing
610   $asustainability evaluation
610   $amulti-usable cloud service platform
610   $aknowledge-based engineering
610   $asustainable manufacturing
610   $aDempster-Shafer evidence theory
610   $aTransport Sustainability Index
610   $aIndustry 4.0
610   $aknowledge management
610   $acollective intelligence
610   $aanalytic hierarchy process
610   $aTPM
610   $aflexibility
610   $amanufacturing process innovation
610   $adata collection and analytics
610   $asmart factory
610   $aintelligent machining
610   $acomputer-aided innovation
610   $aimplementation
610   $aimprovement
610   $apiezoceramic compound
610   $asheet metal forming
610   $aproduction planning
610   $aimpact detection
610   $amaintenance
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702   $aKyritsis$b Dimitrios$4auth
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