Fundamental the i4.0 transformation is the digital representation through models of the different phases of the product value chain, including part design, manufacturing and assembly. In the future, the development of advanced modelling solutions, in combination with sensors data from processes and systems, is expected to lead to real time modelling as well as real time production optimisation and correction. Last year's symposium discussed these topics in full.
For more information please contact: Chair: Prof. Jesper Hattel
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08:30 |
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09:00 |
Opening introductionProf. Jesper Hattel, Head of Section of Manufacturing Engineering, DTU-MEKThe use of virtual platforms for product development is an inherent part of the ongoing digitalization of production. The overall need for making digital twins for the entire process chain of manufacturing as well as the in-service situation will shortly be addressed, thus setting the scene for the rest of the day's presentations. ![]() |
09:30 |
Integrated modeling of the casting and heat treatment process chain - current trends and examples from German industry
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10:10 |
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10:30 |
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11:10 |
Integrated Design of Material, Manufacturing, Process and Product
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11:50 |
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13:00 |
Virtual product development at LEGO with digital twins
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13:40 |
Extracting fast digital twins from high fidelity models
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14:20 |
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14:40 |
Merging Machine Learning and Reduced First Principle Models for 3DX TwinsDr. Alex Van der Velden, Director DS SIMULIA R&D, Dassault Systems
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15:20 |
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16:00 |