Introducing the digital twin into the manufacturing system has formed an intelligent manufacturing system with paired physical entities and digital models, which can monitor and control the entire manufacturing process. With the acceleration of Internet-driven product research and development, the manufacturing demand for mass customization products is shifting towards high accuracy, high complexity, and multiple varieties. The dynamic characteristics of manufacturing processes are not considered, and the uncertainty of manufacturing processes has not yet been discussed. The lack of the above research points has seriously affected the robustness of digital twin-based manufacturing systems, making it difficult to adapt to these growing demands for small-batch customization. In this paper, a novel digital twin-based manufacturing system is proposed, which endows the digital twin with bionic characteristics to improve the system's adaptability. During the manufacturing process, the system adaptively changes to meet the changing manufacturing requirements. In the context of dynamically changing production requirements, the mutual transformation between knowledge and algorithms is required to achieve self-evolution of system performance. It is believed that introducing the bionic concept can enable digital twin-based manufacturing systems to adapt to mass customization paradigms quickly, ensuring product quality and manufacturing efficiency.
A Novel Bionic Digital Twin-Based Manufacturing System Toward the Mass Customization Paradigm
Published 2023 in 2023 IEEE 19th International Conference on Automation Science and Engineering (CASE)
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2023
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2023 IEEE 19th International Conference on Automation Science and Engineering (CASE)
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2023-08-26
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Computer Science, Engineering
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