“One Stop Machining” Toward Integrated CNC Machine in Industry 5.0

Abstract The Industrial Revolution continues to develop. No matter it that Industry 4.0 has not finished yet, Industry 5.0 is already at the front door. In manufacturing processes industries, the CNC machine is the heart of the production process. Various developments have been carried out: application of FMC/FMS, integration with the Handling System, and even In-Process Measurement for monitoring the produced workpieces. In this research, a concept called “ One Stop Machining ” was developed where the Integrated process of handling - machining – measuring – data communication is carried out to completion. The robot assists operators in operating the system for loading – and unloading and additional operations as required. The workpiece is directly measured during the process. After machining is completed, the geometry of the workpiece is measured with a probe to ensure compliance with the requirements. Finally, the CNC Machine communicates with the Server for the confirmation process into the Production Management System. By this concept, the System is implemented to comply with Industry 5.0. Furthermore, this concept was implemented in limited production, and the result showed an increasing of 33% in production capacity.

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Journal of Physics Conference Series
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2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/2972/1/012060
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Manufacturing Process and Optimization
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“One Stop Machining” Toward Integrated CNC Machine in Industry 5.0

Widiyanti Kwintarini, Dedi Lazuardi, Ade Bagdja, Muki Satya Permana et al.
Journal of Physics Conference Series
Manufacturing Process and Optimization
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“One Stop Machining” Toward Integrated CNC Machine in Industry 5.0

Widiyanti Kwintarini, Dedi Lazuardi, Ade Bagdja, Muki Satya Permana, Sugiharto Sugiharto, Rachmad Hartono
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Abstract The Industrial Revolution continues to develop. No matter it that Industry 4.0 has not finished yet, Industry 5.0 is already at the front door. In manufacturing processes industries, the CNC machine is the heart of the production process. Various developments have been carried out: application of FMC/FMS, integration with the Handling System, and even In-Process Measurement for monitoring the produced workpieces. In this research, a concept called “ One Stop Machining ” was developed where the Integrated process of handling - machining – measuring – data communication is carried out to completion. The robot assists operators in operating the system for loading – and unloading and additional operations as required. The workpiece is directly measured during the process. After machining is completed, the geometry of the workpiece is measured with a probe to ensure compliance with the requirements. Finally, the CNC Machine communicates with the Server for the confirmation process into the Production Management System. By this concept, the System is implemented to comply with Industry 5.0. Furthermore, this concept was implemented in limited production, and the result showed an increasing of 33% in production capacity.

Journal of Physics Conference SeriesVol. 2972(1)
Universitas Pasundan (ID)
Openalex Percentile: Top 94%
Manufacturing Process and Optimization
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