Industrial mobile robot-based manufacturing system modeling potential

Abstract Industrial mobile robots as service units will be increasingly used in the future in factories with Industry 4.0 production cells in an island-like manner. The differences between the mobile robots available on the market make it necessary to help the optimal selection and use of these robots. In this article, we present a concept that focuses on the mobile robot as a way to investigate the manufacturing system. This approach will help to find the optimal solution when selecting robots. With the parameters that can be included, the robot can be characterized in the manufacturing system environment, making it much easier to express and compute capacity, performance, and efficiency characteristics compared to previous models. In this article, we also present a case study based on the outlined method, which investigates the robot utilization as a function of battery capacity and the number of packages to be transported.

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Data-Centric Engineering
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1017/dce.2025.10020
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Flexible and Reconfigurable Manufacturing Systems
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Industrial mobile robot-based manufacturing system modeling potential

István Gábor Gyurika, Miklós Boleraczki
Data-Centric Engineering
Flexible and Reconfigurable Manufacturing Systems
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Industrial mobile robot-based manufacturing system modeling potential

István Gábor Gyurika, Miklós Boleraczki
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Abstract

Abstract Industrial mobile robots as service units will be increasingly used in the future in factories with Industry 4.0 production cells in an island-like manner. The differences between the mobile robots available on the market make it necessary to help the optimal selection and use of these robots. In this article, we present a concept that focuses on the mobile robot as a way to investigate the manufacturing system. This approach will help to find the optimal solution when selecting robots. With the parameters that can be included, the robot can be characterized in the manufacturing system environment, making it much easier to express and compute capacity, performance, and efficiency characteristics compared to previous models. In this article, we also present a case study based on the outlined method, which investigates the robot utilization as a function of battery capacity and the number of packages to be transported.

Data-Centric EngineeringVol. 6
University of Pannonia (HU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 66%
Flexible and Reconfigurable Manufacturing Systems
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