Call for Papers - AMSC24
The 4th Advanced Manufacturing Student Conference invites submissions addressing key topics in Manufacturing 4.0 and its future challenges. We seek contributions that delve into innovative solutions, advancements, sustainability and insights within the following domains:
- Digital Twin Technologies in Advanced Manufacturing
- IoT Integration for Smart Manufacturing
- Additive Manufacturing for Sustainable Production
- Circular Economy and Sustainable Practices in Manufacturing
- Robotics, Automation, and Machine Learning in Manufacturing 4.0
- Cybersecurity Challenges in Smart Manufacturing
- Energy-Efficient Manufacturing Solutions
- Human-Machine Collaboration in Advanced Manufacturing
- Supply Chain Resilience in the Era of Industry 4.0
- Immersive Technologies in Advanced Manufacturing Applications
Explore the applications and benefits of digital twin technologies in optimizing manufacturing processes, improving product quality, and enhancing overall efficiency.
Examine how the Internet of Things (IoT) is revolutionizing manufacturing operations, enabling real-time monitoring, predictive maintenance, and seamless connectivity across the production chain.
Investigate the role of additive manufacturing (3D printing) in achieving sustainable production by reducing waste, energy consumption, and enabling the creation of complex and lightweight structures.
Discuss strategies and case studies that illustrate how a circular economy approach can be implemented in manufacturing processes to minimize resource depletion and environmental impact. Investigate the use of sustainable materials and eco-friendly manufacturing practices, evaluating their impact on product life cycles, recyclability, and overall environmental sustainability.
Analyze the advancements in robotics and automation technologies, their integration into manufacturing systems, and the impact of machine learning on productivity, safety, and adaptability in the context of Manufacturing 4.0.
Delve into the critical issues surrounding cybersecurity in smart manufacturing, addressing the vulnerabilities, risks, and best practices to ensure the security of interconnected systems.
Explore innovations and technologies that contribute to energy-efficient manufacturing processes, reducing carbon footprint and promoting sustainability in the era of Manufacturing 4.0.
Examine the evolving role of humans in manufacturing alongside intelligent machines, exploring the challenges and opportunities for effective collaboration and skill development.
Discuss strategies for building resilient and agile supply chains, leveraging digital technologies, data analytics, and real-time connectivity to overcome disruptions and uncertainties in manufacturing processes.
Explore the diverse applications of immersive technologies, encompassing virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and extended reality (XR), within the manufacturing domain. Investigate the ways these technologies enhance skill development, improve safety protocols, and contribute to increased efficiency across various facets of the manufacturing industry.
- Each paper can have only one registered author.
- Presentation duration is strictly limited to 7 minutes to adhere to the schedule.
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Stephan Odenwald