Manufacturing Innovation and Horizon 2020.

Erastos Filos

 1-10

IT Support for Product and Process Development in Japan and Future Perspective.

Fumihiko Kimura

 11-23

3D Experiences - Dassault Systèmes 3DS Strategy to Support New Processes in Product Development and Early Customer Involvement.

Andreas Barth

 24-30

Challenges for Digital Product and Process Design Systems at BMW.

Dietmar Trippner, Stefan Rude, Andreas Schreiber

 31-35

Industry 4.0: A Best Practice Project of the Automotive Industry.

Franz E. Gruber

 36-40

JT Format (ISO 14306) and AP 242 (ISO 10303): The Step to the Next Generation Collaborative Product Creation.

Alfred Katzenbach, Sebastian Handschuh, Steven Vettermann

 41-52

Economic Advantages by CAD/CAM Use in Compound with Production Data Organization.

Arndt Richter

 53-60

A 'Lean' Fuzzy Rule to Speed-Up a Taylor-Made Warehouse Management Process.

Lapo Chirici, Kesheng Wang

 61-72

Improving the Usability of Collaboration Methods and Technologies in Engineering.

Lars Wolter, Haygazun Hayka, Rainer Stark

 73-84

Towards Product Avatars Representing Middle-of-Life Information for Improving Design, Development and Manufacturing Processes.

Karl Hribernik, Thorsten Wuest, Klaus-Dieter Thoben

 85-96

Challenges and Solutions in Customer Process Based on Collaborative Engineering.

Sergej Bondar, Leo Potjewijd, Josip Stjepandic

 97-107

Additive Manufacturing as Integral Part of the Digital Solution Process - An Industrial Short Note.

Klaus Müller-Lohmeier

 108-111

Additive Manufacturing - A Growing Possibility to Lighten the Burden of Spare Parts Supply.

Steve Rommel, Andreas Fischer

 112-123

Laser Beam Melting for Tooling Applications - New Perspectives for Resource-Efficient Metal Forming and Die Casting Processes.

Bernhard Müller, Ralf Hund, Roland Malek, Nancy Gerth

 124-137

Design-Opportunities and Limitations on Additive Manufacturing Determined by a Suitable Test-Specimen.

Karlheinz P. J. Hoeren, Gerd Witt

 138-152

Mechanical Properties of Laser Beam Melting Components Depending on Various Process Errors.

Stefan Kleszczynski, Joschka zur Jacobsmühlen, Jan T. Sehrt, Gerd Witt

 153-166

New Fiber Matrix Process with 3D Fiber Printer - A Strategic In-process Integration of Endless Fibers Using Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM).

Andreas Fischer, Steve Rommel, Thomas Bauernhansl

 167-175

From Rapid Prototyping to eManufacturing.

Nikolai Zaepernick

 176-180

Energy Turnaround: Printing of Thermoelectric Generators.

Ines Dani, Aljoscha Roch, Lukas Stepien, Christoph Leyens, Moritz Greifzu, Marian von Lukowicz

 181-184

Generative Manufacturing and Repair of Metal Parts through Direct Laser Deposition Using Wire Material.

Steffen Nowotny, Sebastian Thieme, David Albert, Frank Kubisch, Robert Kager, Christoph Leyens

 185-189

Capp Model for Prismatic Parts in Digital Manufacturing.

Vidosav D. Majstorovic, Tatjana V. Sibalija, Bojan M. Ercevic, Marko M. Ercevic

 190-204

Product Quality Inspection Combining with Structure Light System, Data Mining and RFID Technology.

Kesheng Wang, Quan Yu

 205-220

Additional Methods to Analyze Computer Tomography Data for Medical Purposes and Generatively Produced Technical Components.

Philipp Sembdner, Stefan Holtzhausen, Christine Schöne, Ralph Stelzer

 221-229

Correction of Highlight Line Structures.

György Gyurecz, Gábor Renner

 230-238

Re-make of Sheet Metal Parts of End of Life Vehicles - Research on Product Life-Cycle Management.

George L. Kovács, Imre Paniti

 239-253

Enabling the Crowd Sourcing of Very Large Product Models.

Martin Hardwick, David Loffredo, Joe Fritz, Mikael Hedlind

 254-272

Knowledge Retrieval in Complex Information Landscapes Related to Products and Production.

Marcus Schichtel

 273-285

Advanced Engineering Visualization with Standardized 3D Formats.

Christian Emmer, Arnulf Fröhlich, Josip Stjepandic

 286-295

Scientific Automation Rises the Productivity of Production Facilities.

U. Frank, Harald Anacker, Dirk Bielawny

 296-309

Prospective Evaluation of Assembly Work Content and Costs in Series Production.

Ralf Kretschmer, Stefan Rulhoff, Josip Stjepandic

 310-319

Model-Based Approach for Self-correcting Strategy Design for Manufacturing of Small Metal Parts.

Mikhail Borzykh, U. Damerow, Christian Henke, Ansgar Trächtler, W. Homberg

 320-329

Digital Eco-factory as an IT Support Tool for Sustainable Manufacturing.

Michiko Matsuda, Fumihiko Kimura

 330-342

Enterprises Monitoring for Crisis Preventing Based on Knowledge Engineering.

Nafisa I. Yusupova, Gyuzel R. Shakhmametova, Elmira Kh. Dusalina

 343-353

The Knowledge on the Basis of Fact Analysis in Business Intelligence.

Alexander Vokhmintsev, Andrey Melnikov

 354-363

Composite Simulation as Example of Industry Experience.

Joachim Bauer

 364-368

Simulation and Optimization Based Flexible Job Scheduling of Powder Coating Lines.

Heike Wilson, Reik Zettl

 369-375

Event Based Identification and Prediction of Congestions in Manufacturing Plants.

Clemens Schwenke, Thomas Wagner, Klaus Kabitzsch

 376-390

Intelligent Manufacturing Operations Planning, Scheduling and Dispatching on the Basis of Virtual Machine Tools.

Gerald Rehage, Frank Bauer, Jürgen Gausemeier, Benjamin Jurke, Peter Pruschek

 391-400

Methodological Issues in Support of Selected Tasks of the Virtual Manufacturing Planning.

Marius Eßers, Martin Erler, Andreas Nestler, Alexander Brosius

 401-412

A Comprehensive Framework for the Computer-Aided Planning and Optimisation of Manufacturing Processes for Functional Graded Components.

Marcus Petersen, Jürgen Gausemeier

 413-422

As-Is Analysis and Efficient 3D Layout Planning during the Conversion of Old and Design of New Production Facilities by Means of 3D-CAD.

Björn Schuster

 423-425