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Workshop to Expand the SMLC Roadmap and Action Plan on Integrated Sensor, Control and Platform Modeling for Smart and Digital Manufacturing

Workshop to Expand the SMLC Roadmap and Action Plan on Integrated Sensor, Control and Platform Modeling for Smart and Digital Manufacturing
扩大 SMLC 智能和数字制造集成传感器、控制和平台建模路线图和行动计划研讨会
批准号:
1523237
负责人:
James Davis
金额:
$4.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2015
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2015-03-01 至 2015-12-31

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PI:Davis,James F.Proposal#:15237 2014年10月,总统科学和技术顾问委员会(PCAST)发布了先进制造伙伴关系(AMP)2.0委员会的报告,题为《推进美国先进制造》。该报告激励下一代先进制造业,重点是促进创新,确保人才管道,并改善商业环境,以促进美国的增长和竞争力。该报告进一步确定并建议协调努力和资源,以应对对美国竞争力至关重要的下一代先进制造业IT基础设施技术,包括增长、动态性能、能源和材料使用、环境可持续性和零事故。先进传感、控制和制造平台(ASCPM)以及可视化、信息学和数字制造技术(VIDM)被确定为综合技术优先事项。本研讨会将重点介绍对实际制造过程非常重要的实时传感、控制、平台和人类系统模型和网络技术,以及这些技术如何与数字化设计和制造(即VIDM)相互联系。研讨会将汇集来自连续、批量、离散和混合制造结构领域的研究和行业专家,他们也参与了实时企业智能和数字制造技术的应用,包括实时过程管理和控制、模拟和建模、数据分析和供应链管理、产品和生产设计和优化,一个重要的目标是了解如何将这些相互关联的网络技术适当地平衡和集成到过程和离散产品行业应用中,以期展望下一代制造技术趋势。在制造结构中拥有先进传感器、控制、平台、自动化和设计系统专业知识的特邀演讲者将为研讨会奠定基础,该研讨会将从研究、开发和交付的角度制定这些技术交叉的优先事项。研讨会将侧重于ASCPM和VIDM建模,并总结SM平台集成以及建模和运营部署的扩展,以激发智能和制造领域内和跨领域的思考。研讨会将激励下一代先进制造业,通过揭示这些相互关联的网络技术如何针对流程和离散产品行业应用进行适当的平衡和集成,从而促进创新、确保人才管道并改善商业环境,以促进美国的增长和竞争力。
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PI: Davis, James F.Proposal #: 1523237In October 2014, the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST) released the report of the Advanced Manufacturing Partnership (AMP) 2.0 Committee entitled, "Advancing U.S. Advance Manufacturing". The report motivates next generation advanced manufacturing focusing on enabling innovation, securing the talent pipeline and improving the business climate for U.S. growth and competitiveness. The report further identifies and recommends the alignment of efforts and resources to address next generation advanced manufacturing IT infrastructure technologies critical to U.S. competitiveness, encompassing growth, dynamic performance, energy and material usage, environmental sustainability and zero incidents. Advanced Sensing, Control and Platforms for Manufacturing (ASCPM) and Visualization, Informatics and Digital Manufacturing Technologies (VIDM) were established as comprehensive technology priorities. This workshop will emphasize the real-time sensing, control, platform and human systems models and cyber technologies, i.e. ASCPM, important to the actual manufacturing process and how these are mutually linked with digital design and manufacturing, i.e. VIDM. The workshop will bring together research and industrial experts from a cross section of continuous, batch, discrete and hybrid manufacturing structure interests who are also involved in the application of real-time enterprise smart and digital manufacturing technologies including real-time process management and control, simulation and modeling and data analysis and supply chain management, product and production design and optimization, An important objective is to understand how these interlinked cyber technologies are appropriately balanced and integrated for process and discrete product industry applications with a view toward next generation manufacturing technology trends. Invited speakers with expertise in advanced sensor, control, platform, automation and design systems across manufacturing structures will set the stage for a workshop that will develop priorities about the intersection of these technologies from research, development and delivery viewpoints. The workshop will focus on ASCPM and VIDM modeling, and summarize SM Platform integration and scaling of modeling and operational deployment to stimulate thinking within and across the areas of Smart and Manufacturing. The workshop will motivate next generation advanced manufacturing that focuses on enabling innovation, securing the talent pipeline and improving the business climate for U.S. growth and competitiveness through uncovering how these interlinked cyber technologies are appropriately balanced and integrated for process and discrete product industry applications.
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