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    <dateIssued encoding="marc">2024</dateIssued>
    <edition>1st ed. 2024.</edition>
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    <extent>XIV, 360 p. 185 illus., 169 illus. in color. online resource.</extent>
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  <abstract>This is the first volume in the CIRP Novel Topics in Production Engineering (CNTPE), a collection of essays addressing novel research areas in production engineering, published regularly in book volumes. Each essay provides a systematization and explanation of a technology, an approach, a process, etc., and covers a novel research area once it has been published in the scientific literature for several years. The essays provide focused and structured knowledge of a defined and limited subject in terms of detailed implementation, a systematic description of theoretical hypotheses and results, constructive and design characteristics for a product/process or experiment, and exemplary applications to real cases. These constitute the background knowledge for scientists/professionals to approach a novel scientific and technological area - addressing background concepts, relevant tools and methodologies, language, and theory.</abstract>
  <tableOfContents>Part I. STC A - LIFE CYCLE ENGINEERING AND ASSEMBLY -- Chapter 1. AI-based pose estimation of human operators in manufacturing environments -- Chapter 2. Seamless human-robot collaboration in industrial applications -- Part II. STC C – CUTTING -- Chapter 3. Leveraging Transients and Material Properties to Improve Machining Material Removal -- Part III. STC DN – DESIGN -- Chapter 4. Modelling, Design and Simulation as-a-Service based on Extended Reality (XR) in Industry 4.0 -- Part IV. STC E - ELECTRO-PHYSICAL, CHEMICAL, LASER, AND RELATED ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING PROCESSES -- Chapter 5. Material extrusion-debinding-sintering as an emerging Additive Manufacturing process chain for metal/ceramic parts construction -- Part V. STC M – MACHINES -- Chapter 6. Tool path planning and feed scheduling for time-dependent processes -- Part VI. STC O - PRODUCTION SYSTEMS AND ORGANIZATIONS -- Chapter 7. Decision making for fast productivity ramp-up of manufacturing systems -- Chapter 8. Artificial Intelligencefor Production Management and Control Towards Mass Personalization of Global Networks -- Part VII. STC P - PRECISION ENGINEERING AND METROLOGY -- Chapter 9. Atomic and Close-to-atomic Scale Manufacturing: the Fundamental Technology of Manufacturing III.</tableOfContents>
  <note type="statement of responsibility">edited by Tullio Tolio.</note>
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