The proposed VIF project “Intelligent Assembly Line – INTEMON” represents a continuation of the work on the “Learning Factory” concept, and also opens up new areas of research in the application of the I4.0/I5.0 concept in production and logistics. The following activities are planned for the next one-year period:
- Implementation of an assembly station with a collaborative robot FRANKA mounted on a carrier. The assembly of the gearbox at all assembly points would be analyzed, and the activities of the student (or company employee) and the robot on the carrier would be defined.
- Further development of the demonstration of M2M (Machine-To-Machine) communication via the MQTT protocol within the laboratory.
- Development of scalable MES (Manufacturing execution system) system for communication and data gathering from production and assembly working spaces inside the laboratory.
- Further development of mechanized conveyor segments.
- Further development of CNC milling machine tool.
- Use of sensors, actuators, IoT platforms for collecting and analyzing data.
- Creation of digital twins of real assembly processes and their connection to data collection systems. Development and implementation of optimization algorithms.
- Testing the accuracy and reliability of digital twins.