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|a Intro -- Smart Manufacturing: Applications and Case Studies -- Copyright -- Contents -- Contributors -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Smart manufacturing in the food industry -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Overview of the food processing industry in the United States: Challenges and pressures -- 3. Manufacturing process -- 4. Prior methods and concepts, their benefits and disadvantages -- 4.1. ISA-88 -- 4.2. ISA-95 -- 4.3. ISA-TR88.00.02-2015 (PackML) -- 4.4. Industrial Internet Reference Architecture v 1.8 (IIRA) -- 4.5. Platform Industrie 4.0 Reference Architecture Model Industrie 4.0 (RAMI 4.0)
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|a 4.6. Various commercial control and information platforms -- 5. Smart manufacturing concepts and methods, and their benefits -- 6. Case studies -- 6.1. Traceability -- 6.2. Machine learning for improved product weight control -- 6.3. Demand-driven supply chain -- 7. Future opportunities -- 7.1. Dynamic processing of variable inputs -- 7.2. Energy as an ingredient -- 7.3. Continuous improvement -- 8. Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 2: Advancing smart manufacturing in the pharmaceutical industry -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Modernization of pharmaceutical manufacturing -- 2.1. Quality by Design
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|a 2.2. Toward cyber-physical systems -- 2.3. Continuous processing -- 2.4. Collaborations -- 2.5. A Quality by Control paradigm -- 3. Continuous tablet manufacturing -- 3.1. Process -- 3.2. A complex system of systems -- 4. Developments in CM operations management -- 4.1. Process monitoring -- 4.2. Process control -- 4.3. Material tracking -- 4.4. Condition monitoring and maintenance -- 4.5. Knowledge management -- 4.6. Systems integration -- 5. Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 3: Smart manufacturing in the semiconductor industry: An evolving nexus of business drivers, technologies, and st ...
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|a 1. Introduction -- 1.1. Background -- 1.2. Context: The modern ``gigafab�� -- 1.2.1. GEM: SEMI E30, etc. -- 1.2.2. GEM300: SEMI E40, E87, E90, E94, E157 -- 1.2.3. EDA: SEMI E120, E125, E132, E134, E164, etc. -- 1.2.4. The end result -- 2. Historical background -- 2.1. Industry structure evolution -- 2.2. Industry standards evolution -- 2.3. Collaboration culture evolution -- 2.4. Business drivers evolution -- 3. Definition of smart manufacturing -- 4. Smart manufacturing standards -- 4.1. Connectivity standards evolution -- 4.2. Evolution of information models -- 4.3. Metrics standards
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|a 4.3.1. Overall equipment effectiveness -- 4.4. Product time management -- 4.5. Aggregating metrics standards for benchmarking -- 4.6. Traceability standards -- 5. Smart manufacturing implementation checklist -- 5.1. Partitioning the domain -- Costs -- Benefits -- 5.2. Smart manufacturing stakeholders -- 5.3. Capturing and incorporating stakeholder requirements -- 6. Smart manufacturing application technologies -- 6.1. Real-time throughput monitoring -- 6.1.1. Problem statement -- 6.1.2. Solution components -- 6.1.3. SEMI EDA standards leverage -- 6.1.4. Key ROI factors
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