Adelaide Marzano
Towards a Digital Twin framework for Human Centric Laser Cleaning Design
Marzano, Adelaide; Caggianob, Alessandra; D’Alterioc, Antonio; Matterac, Giulio; Nelec, Luigi
Authors
Alessandra Caggianob
Antonio D’Alterioc
Giulio Matterac
Luigi Nelec
Abstract
In this study, the cleaning operation of moulds used in autoclave moulding of composite materials within the aerospace industry is investigated. By employing Digital Twin technology, various scenarios related to both manual and automated cleaning operations are examined, with the results discussed. This work demonstrates how new tools, such as Digital Twins, can be used to optimise processes from a human-centric perspective, a key objective of the Industry 5.0 manufacturing paradigm. Moving towards the development of Digital Twins enables the assessment and evaluation of manufacturing performance, including cycle time, ergonomics, and operator effort. This approach, when expanded, can provide significant advantages in both performance of manufacturing lines and the well-being of operators.
Citation
Marzano, A., Caggianob, A., D’Alterioc, A., Matterac, G., & Nelec, L. (in press). Towards a Digital Twin framework for Human Centric Laser Cleaning Design. Procedia CIRP,
Journal Article Type | Article |
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Acceptance Date | Jun 20, 2024 |
Deposit Date | Jun 27, 2025 |
Journal | Proceida CIRP |
Electronic ISSN | 2212-8271 |
Publisher | Elsevier |
Peer Reviewed | Peer Reviewed |
Keywords | Digital twin; Industry 5.0; Human centric design |
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