Extending Up Growth Prospects in Electronic Sectors with Advances in AI and Data Science

As more data is recorded throughout the manufacturing procedure in the electronic sector, surveillance technologies are playing a bigger role in managerial choices. Modern technology, including electronic devices dependent on the Internet of Things (IoT), may effectively track manufacturing operations. A real-time surveillance framework that makes use of big data analyzing, IoT-based electronic detectors and a composite estimation framework is suggested in this work. Initially, electronic sectors depending on the IoTs were created to gather data from gyroscopes, accelerometers, temperature, and moisture. IoT-based sensor electronic devices from manufacturing operations have the following features: it is unorganized, real-time, and in massive quantities. The electronic detector data from the manufacturing method is stored using MongoDB and real-time analysis engines in the suggested big data analysis system. Secondly, outlier electronic detector data was eliminated and manufactured failure identification was provided for the suggested composite forecasting approach using the Random Forest algorithm and Density-oriented Geographical Clusters of Activities with Noise identification, accordingly. The findings demonstrated that the suggested big data analysis platform and IoT-oriented electronic detectors are effective enough to keep an eye on this manufacturing operation.

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2025-02-21
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ce2ct64011.2025.10939295
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As more data is recorded throughout the manufacturing procedure in the electronic sector, surveillance technologies are playing a bigger role in managerial choices. Modern technology, including electronic devices dependent on the Internet of Things (IoT), may effectively track manufacturing operations. A real-time surveillance framework that makes use of big data analyzing, IoT-based electronic detectors and a composite estimation framework is suggested in this work. Initially, electronic sectors depending on the IoTs were created to gather data from gyroscopes, accelerometers, temperature, and moisture. IoT-based sensor electronic devices from manufacturing operations have the following features: it is unorganized, real-time, and in massive quantities. The electronic detector data from the manufacturing method is stored using MongoDB and real-time analysis engines in the suggested big data analysis system. Secondly, outlier electronic detector data was eliminated and manufactured failure identification was provided for the suggested composite forecasting approach using the Random Forest algorithm and Density-oriented Geographical Clusters of Activities with Noise identification, accordingly. The findings demonstrated that the suggested big data analysis platform and IoT-oriented electronic detectors are effective enough to keep an eye on this manufacturing operation.

Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (IN), Symbiosis International University (IN), Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth, Pune (IN), Institute of Business Management (PK), Savitribai Phule Pune University (IN)
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