Product Ramp-up for Semiconductor Manufacturing Automated Recommendation of Control System Setup
Predictable and fast production launch of new products (product ramp-up) is a crucial success factor in the production industry in general, and for the production of integrated circuits (ICs) in particular. During the ramp-up phase of the product there is
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mantic Web Technologies for Intelligent Engineering Applications
Semantic Web Technologies for Intelligent Engineering Applications
Stefan Biffl ⋅ Marta Sabou Editors
Semantic Web Technologies for Intelligent Engineering Applications
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Editors Stefan Biffl TU Wien Vienna Austria
ISBN 978-3-319-41488-1 DOI 10.1007/978-3-319-41490-4
Marta Sabou TU Wien Vienna Austria
ISBN 978-3-319-41490-4
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Foreword I
In the 1970s and early 1980s, the Benetton Group experienced extraordinary growth, increasing the sales from 33 billion lire in 1970 to 880 billion lire in 1985 (the latter figure is roughly equivalent to 1.2 billion euro in today’s value), an increase of over 2,500 %.1 There were several reasons for this commercial success, but arguably, a key reason was the introduction of innovative manufacturing processes, which supported flexible, data-driven product customization. In practice, what Benetton pioneered (among other things) was a model, where clothes were produced undyed and were only finalized as late as possible, in response to data coming from retail sales. This approach was supported by a sophisticated (for the time) computing infrastructure for data acquisition and processing, which supported a quasi-real-time approach to manufacturing. It is interesting that in this historical example of industrial success, we have the three key elements, which are today a foundation of the new world of flexible, intelligent manufacturing: innovative manufacturing technologies, which are coupled with intelligent use of data, to enable just-in-time adaptation to market trends. The term Industrie 4.0 is increasingly used to refer to the emergence of a fourth industrial revo
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