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Smart monitoring of manufacturing systems for automated decision‐making: A multi‐method framework

Author(s)
Cheng, Chen Yang
Pourhejazy, Pourya
Hung, Chia Yu
Yuangyai, Chumpol
Date Issued
October 2, 2021
Type
Article
DOI
10.3390/s21206860
Abstract
Smart monitoring plays a principal role in the intelligent automation of manufacturing systems. Advanced data collection technologies, like sensors, have been widely used to facilitate real‐time data collection. Computationally efficient analysis of the operating systems, however, remains relatively underdeveloped and requires more attention. Inspired by the capabilities of signal analysis and information visualization, this study proposes a multi‐method framework for the smart monitoring of manufacturing systems and intelligent decision‐making. The proposed framework uses the machine signals collected by noninvasive sensors for processing. For this purpose, the signals are filtered and classified to facilitate the realization of the operational status and performance measures to advise the appropriate course of managerial actions considering the detected anomalies. Numerical experiments based on real data are used to show the practicability of the developed monitoring framework. Results are supportive of the accuracy of the method. Applications of the developed approach are worthwhile research topics to research in other manufacturing environments.
Citation
Sensors, 21(20), 2021
Subjects

Intelligent decision‐...

Overall equipment eff...

Signal analysis

Smart monitoring

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