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Lean Manufacturing and Industry 4.0

Existing competitiveness between companies in the global market requires a high degree of proactivity, with an aim of reducing costs, increasing quality, and providing the market with innovative products that are in line with the natural evolution of customer demands. The concepts of the Toyota Prod...

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Main Author: Ferreira, Luís Pinto
Other Authors: Ávila, Paulo, Bastos, João, Silva, Francisco J. G.
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Basel MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2023
Subjects:
Product Lifecycle Management
Lean-green
Re-entrant Flow Shop
Sales
High-mix Low-volume
Industry 4.0
Robotic Manipulator
Dynamic Lean 4.0 Tools
Order Release
Reduce Setup Time
Data Science
Performance
Operations Strategy
Agroindustry
Flexible Assembly
Improvement
Oee
Engineering Change Management
Social Sustainability Open Data
Reels
Operation Process
Yarn Coil Extraction
History Of Engineering And Technology / Bicssc
Industry 5.0
Backlog Sequencing
Simulation
Determinants
Technology: General Issues / Bicssc
Lean 4.0
Ism
Value Stream Mapping
Medical Device
In-plant Logistics
Competitive Priority
Kpis
Quality Management
Yarn Winding
Shipbuilding
Open-source Tools
Lean Manufacturing
Supplier
Industry And Industrial Studies / Bicssc
Medtech
Single Minute Exchange Of Die
Logistics 4.0
Action Research
Lean
Lean Management
Sustainability
Regulatory Compliance
Milkrun
Fuzzy Micmac
Regulatory 4.0
Smart And Sustainable Manufacturing System
Robotic Arm
Productivity Gain
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Summary:Existing competitiveness between companies in the global market requires a high degree of proactivity, with an aim of reducing costs, increasing quality, and providing the market with innovative products that are in line with the natural evolution of customer demands. The concepts of the Toyota Production System, which have led to the adoption of lean manufacturing, have helped industrial managers to implement tools and practices that eliminate or substantially reduce wastes that normally exist in conventional production lines. However, the need for successive increase in flexibility necessitates a more favorable evolution with technological advancements in the programming of equipment and devices, along with the use of robotics and the integration of information throughout the product manufacturing cycle using the IoT or powerful networks. This concept, usually referred to as Industry 4.0, is in line with the principles of lean manufacturing, although it can only be supported by a true technological revolution involving remote programming of machines, integration of manufacturing processes, and real-time control of the work performed through an entire production cycle. This Special Issue showcases important contributions in the area of lean manufacturing and Industry 4.0, with innovative concepts that will certainly enthuse and strengthen readers' knowledge.
Item Description:Creative Commons (cc), https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Physical Description:1 electronic resource (248 p.)
ISBN:9783036577166
9783036577173
books978-3-0365-7716-6

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