Program
Timetable
Wednesday, 20 Nov. 2024 |
Thursday, 21 Nov. 2024 |
Friday, 22 Nov. 2024 |
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08:00 | Registration | ||||
08:15 | |||||
08:30 | Registration | ||||
08:45 | |||||
09:00 | Welcome & Conference Opening | ||||
09:15 | Welcome | ||||
09:30 | Prof. Dr. André Haufe (DYNAmore) | Prof. Dr. Tariq Masood (University of Strathclyde) | |||
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10:00 | Dr. Werner Kraus (Fraunhofer IPA) | Prof. Dr. Andreas Michalowski (University of Stuttgart) | |||
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10:30 | Coffee Break | Coffee Break | |||
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11:00 | Session 1.1 Applying General Modelling and Simulation Techniques in Design |
Session 1.2 Sustainable and Sufficient Systems Engineering |
Session 4.1 Artificial Intelligence in Automotive (IEEE session) |
Session 4.2 a DigiTain Workshop 2 (digital certification) |
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11:15 | |||||
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11:45 | Session 4.2 b Frameworks for a Circular Economy |
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12:30 | Lunch | Lunch | |||
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13:30 | Session 2.1 a Introduction to Tractus-X (Catena-X) |
Session 5.1 Artificial Intelligence in Automotive |
Session 5.2 Digital Innovations in design and Manufacturing for Materials |
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14:00 | Session 2.1 b Synthesizing Design and Technology in Industry 4.0 |
Session 2.2 b Tractus-X Workshop incl. interactive live demonstration |
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14:45 | |||||
15:00 | |||||
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15:30 | Coffee Break | Conference Closing & Goodbye | |||
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16:00 | Session 3.1 Innovative Technologies and Collaborative Tools in Designing Digital Products |
Session 3.2 DigiTain Workshop 1 (digital methods and models, sustainability) |
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16:45 | |||||
17:00 | Registration | ||||
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18:00 | Welcome Dinner at V8 Hotel in Böblingen (bus transfer from ARENA2036 will be provided) |
Social Event / Networking (tbd) | |||
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19:30 | |||||
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Session Program
“Session 1.1 – Applying General Modelling and Simulation Techniques in Design”
Jonas Braiger
Design Automation of Fibre Composite Parts via Graph-Based Design Languages
Philipp Bähr
Validation of the CONSTRAINED_SPR3 Joint Formulation or Isogeometric Shell Models
Maximilian Schilling
Investigating the Potential of Higher-Order 3D-Shell Finite Elements in Stress Analysis of Laminated Structures
Muhammad Saeed
Convergence Studies to Compare the Induced Forming Defects in FE-Based Simulations, Point Clouds, and Actual Formed Parts
Theresa Uhlemayr
Modeling the aging behavior of the catalyst layer in PEM fuel cells
“Session 1.2 – Sustainable and sufficient control engineering”
Marc Fischer
EtherCAT Tunneling Through Time-Sensitive Networks: An Experimental Evaluation
Darius Deubert
Real-Time Online Simulation at Field Level in Industrial Automation
Stefan Klare
Towards Automotive Manufacturing Efficiency: Enhanced Virtual Commissioning Simulation for Dynamic Sheet Metal Handling Optimization
Lars Klingel
Online Real-Time Simulation for Collision Avoidance in Robotic Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing
Nicolas Unger
Novel Slicing Algorithm for Hybrid Manufacturing on Non-Planar Surfaces with Robotic SEAM
“Session 2.1 – Introduction to Tractus-X (Catena-X)”
“Session 2.2 (A) – Synthesizing design and technology in industry 4.0”
Jonas Knüpper
Measuring Resilience: A New Perspective on Assessing Production Facilities Through an OEE based Resilience Metric
Jan Alexander Zack
A Baseline Model for Nugget Diameter Prediction Based on Process Parameters for Aluminum Resistance Spot Welding
Jose Moises Araya-Martinez
Open-Source Framework for Photorealistic Synthetic Data Generation, Annotation and Feature-Explanation for Few-Shot Industrial Object Detection Tasks
Jonathan Bartels
Enhancing Robustness in Cyber-Physical Matrix Production System through Dependability-Integrated Holonic Multi Agent Systems
Makki Ben Salem
Qualitative Comparison of Handling Tools for Instructed IIoT Data
“Session 2.2 (B) – Synthesizing design and technology in industry 4.0”
Tractus X Workshop with interactive Live Demonstations
“Session 3.1 – Innovative Technologies and Collaborative Tools in Designing Digital Products”
Samed Ajdinovic
Dynamic Process Reconfiguration through Digital Product Passports: A Framework for Adaptive Control
Till Schulz
Leveraging Knowledge Graphs to Fill Data Gaps for Life Cycle Assessment during Product Development
David Dietrich
Software-defined Value Networks: Industrial Requirements and Research Gap
Matthias Weiß
An Approach for a Human-Assisted Data Loop in Connected Manufacturing Systems
Troy McMahon
A Two-Level Architecture for Mobile Grasping
“3.2 Digitain Workshop”
Digital Methods, Models and Sustainability
“Session 4.1 – Artificial Intelligence in Automotive (IEEE)”
“Session 4.2 (A) – Digitain Workshop 2 / Digital Certification”
“Session 4.2 (B) – Autonomous Solutions in Automotive”
Zack Walker
Exploring Interactions in Autonomous Vehicles: A Comprehensive Evaluation of Various Interaction Methods for 2D and 3D Content
Zack Walker
Enhancing an Autonomous Vehicle Simulation through Holoride Technology Integration to Reduce Motion Sickness and Increase Immersion: A Proof of Concept and Empirical Evaluation
Simon Komesker
Improving Automated Manufacturing Processes by Applying Agent-Based Planning and Control
“Session 5.1 – Artificial Intelligence in Automotive”
Andreas Seitz
Comparison of Active Learning and Self-Training as Adaptation Strategies for Robust Classification in a Dynamic Production Environment
Michael Jarwitz
Prediction of process constraints using a physics-informed hybrid model with additional output constraints at the example of the threshold of deep-penetration laser welding
Tim Staudenrausch
Cycle Time Measurement Using AI-Based Object Detection and Tracking in Industrial Processes
Manuel Zürn
Robotic Wiring Harness Bin Picking Solution Using a Deep-Learning-Based Spline Prediction and Multi-Stereo Camera Setup
Jan Alexander Zack
Comparative Analysis of Machine Learning Models in Production Environments Through Residual Distributions
Muhammad Saeed
Reinforcement Learning to Improve Finite Element Simulations for Shaft and Hub Connections
“Session 5.2 – Frameworks and approaches for a circular economy”
Ruiyang Deng
The Application of LCA Data Uncertainty Analysis in the Sustainable Development Process
Johannes Scholz
Modeling and Optimization of Sustainability Criteria Along the Product Engineering Process of Handling Systems
Matthias Duve
The Role of Metal Additive Manufacturing in a Circular Economy
Muhammad Ali
Sustainable and Affordable Strategies to Reduce Traffic Emissions in Urban Areas
Santwana Pati
Overview of the Challenges in High-Pressure Type V Hydrogen Tanks for Automotive Applications