METHOD OF APPLICATION OF INDUSTRY 4.0 IN AUTOMOTIVE ASSEMBLY LINES

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The present work has the objective of proposing a method for applying the concepts of industry 4.0 in automotive assembly lines. In methodological terms, a bibliometric analysis was conducted in order to build a bibliographic portfolio with a high impact factor on the subject. Then, the systemic analysis of such portfolio was carried out, extracting the main key technologies of industry 4.0 for the automotive sector, which are: internet of things, machine-learning systems, edge computing, digital twins, big data, cloud manufacturing and cyber-physical systems in manufacturing. As a research result, it was obtained a five step methodology for the application of industry 4.0 in automotive assembly companies. These steps are: search for industry 4.0 know-how, definition of goals and targets, training of employees, application of industry 4.0 key technologies and evaluation of results / feedback.

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02.07.2019

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Endler, C. L., & Andrade Júnior, P. P. de. (2019). METHOD OF APPLICATION OF INDUSTRY 4.0 IN AUTOMOTIVE ASSEMBLY LINES. Brazilian Journal of Production Engineering, 5(3), 104–119. Recuperado de https://periodicos.ufes.br/bjpe/article/view/V05N03_008

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ENGENHARIA DE OPERAÇÕES E PROCESSOS DA PRODUÇÃO