... manufacturing artificial intelligence manufacturing automation Directorate for Engineering 10.13039/100000084 2026533 In recent years, human–robot collaboration (HRC) has gained increasing popularity for common co-assembly tasks in manufacturing settings. One widely used application...

...William Z. Bernstein; Andrew Bowman; Ryan Durscher; Andrew Gillman; Sean Donegan Extended reality (XR) technologies have realized significant value for design, manufacturing, and sustainment processes. However, industrial XR, or XR implemented within industrial applications, suffers from...

... concept for their functioning. Cardin in his work [ 18 ] introduces a generic DT-based framework with the particularity of measuring the energy used by the modeled manufacturing system. This framework works by coupling two main models (multi-physical and behavioral) to create a RT simulation to mirror...

...Vijay Srinivasan; Craig M. Shakarji; Edward P. Morse The vast majority of points collected with coordinate measuring machines are not used in isolation; rather, collections of these points are associated with geometric features through fitting routines. In manufacturing applications, there are two...

... made on manufactured products. Collectively, they define the field of computational metrology for the design specification, production, and verification of product geometry. The fitting problems can be posed and solved as optimization problems; they involve both continuous and combinatorial...

...Fabrice Alizon; Steven B. Shooter; Timothy W. Simpson Product platforming is a technique for exploiting commonality across a family of products. While utilizing a common platform can have many advantages when developing and manufacturing products, the approach places greater demands...