The Importance of Digital Twin Concepts for Industrial Process Simulation in the Manufacturing of Electronic Products

The present work sets forth the development and application of a robotic manipulator arm, integrating physical prototypes (LEGO EV3 and 3D printing) with a virtual representation through a Digital Twin and an interactive dashboard. The objective of the research is to optimize industrial processes, reduce costs, and increase productivity, in accordance with the principles of Industry 4.0. The methodology employed involved the mapping of production processes in a factory located in the Industrial Hub of Manaus, utilizing an ACATECH maturity questionnaire. This classification system assigned the company a level 2 (Connectivity) ranking. The construction of the prototypes and the digital simulation enabled the analysis of behavior on the production line and the identification of improvement points, such as material selection and programming. The project demonstrated the potential of accessible tools for the development of robotic systems, with Augmented Reality being explored for the enhancement of maintenance and user-system interaction. The preliminary findings lend credence to the methodology, with the research proceeding towards the execution of comparative assessments and the development of future enhancements.

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International Journal of Advanced Engineering Research and Science
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.22161/ijaers.126.5
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Digital Transformation in Industry
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The Importance of Digital Twin Concepts for Industrial Process Simulation in the Manufacturing of Electronic Products

Rafael Silva Santos, José Neto, Vandermi João da Silva, Nivaldo Yenar Cidade Rego et al.
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The Importance of Digital Twin Concepts for Industrial Process Simulation in the Manufacturing of Electronic Products

Rafael Silva Santos, José Neto, Vandermi João da Silva, Nivaldo Yenar Cidade Rego, Adria Fabiana Matos de Melo
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The present work sets forth the development and application of a robotic manipulator arm, integrating physical prototypes (LEGO EV3 and 3D printing) with a virtual representation through a Digital Twin and an interactive dashboard. The objective of the research is to optimize industrial processes, reduce costs, and increase productivity, in accordance with the principles of Industry 4.0. The methodology employed involved the mapping of production processes in a factory located in the Industrial Hub of Manaus, utilizing an ACATECH maturity questionnaire. This classification system assigned the company a level 2 (Connectivity) ranking. The construction of the prototypes and the digital simulation enabled the analysis of behavior on the production line and the identification of improvement points, such as material selection and programming. The project demonstrated the potential of accessible tools for the development of robotic systems, with Augmented Reality being explored for the enhancement of maintenance and user-system interaction. The preliminary findings lend credence to the methodology, with the research proceeding towards the execution of comparative assessments and the development of future enhancements.

International Journal of Advanced Engineering Research and ScienceVol. 12(6)
Universidade Federal do Amazonas (BR)
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Openalex Percentile: Top 80%
Digital Transformation in Industry
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