SPECIAL SESSIONS LIST
ESSMD 2024, Special Session on Efficiency, Sustainability, and Specialized Manufacturing Design for the Industry 5.0
Chair(s): Juana Isabel Méndez and Pedro Ponce Cruz
COI5.0 2024, Special Session on The cognitive operator in Industry 5.0
Chair(s): Åsa Fast-Berglund, Peter Thorvald Thorvald, David Romero and Dan Li
IAIE 2024, Special Session on Industrial AI at the Edge
Chair(s): Ander Garcia and Xiao Lin
DTI5.0 2024, Special Session on Exploiting Digital Twin to Bridge the Shift Towards Industry 5.0-driven Systems
Chair(s): Claudio Sassanelli and Concetta Semeraro
Special Session on Efficiency, Sustainability, and Specialized Manufacturing Design for the Industry 5.0 -
ESSMD
2024
Paper Submission:
September 20, 2024
Authors Notification:
October 4, 2024
Camera Ready and Registration:
October 14, 2024
Scope
This special session centers on cutting-edge enabling technologies that seamlessly integrate energy efficiency, sustainability, and dynamic, tailored interfaces within the Industry 5.0 framework. The session highlights innovative strategies, software, and hardware solutions to promote advanced intelligent industrial production and logistics systems. Emphasis is placed on sustainable, specialized design in manufacturing processes, which aim to improve conventional manufacturing methods.
Furthermore, this specialized manufacturing design emerges as an innovative solution that adapts seamlessly to production's technological, economic, and sustainability requirements. The session will explore how these enabling technologies can enhance energy efficiency, sustainability, and specialized manufacturing design, optimizing industrial processes and operations. Additionally, the specialized design is tailored to meet the specific needs of operators and industrial requirements, ensuring robust adaptability and performance.
Special Session on The cognitive operator in Industry 5.0 -
COI5.0
2024
Paper Submission:
September 20, 2024
Authors Notification:
October 4, 2024
Camera Ready and Registration:
October 14, 2024
Scope
In 2016, “The Operator 4.0” was introduced in order to raise the awareness of human-centric approach when designing technical solutions. In 2021 the cognitive operator was introduced with focus on cognitive ergonomics, cognitive automation and technologies supporting the operator. AI is increasing but there is still a lack of the human-centric approach regarding technical solutions to support the operators cognitive abilities.
Special Session on Industrial AI at the Edge -
IAIE
2024
Paper Submission:
September 20, 2024
Authors Notification:
October 4, 2024
Camera Ready and Registration:
October 14, 2024
Scope
Cloud computing presents relevant drawbacks (mainly latency, privacy and security) for the Industry domain. Edge Computing faces these drawbacks, fostering Industrial AI applications running at Edge devices located at factories.
This Workshop will provide a comprehensive overview of research, innovation, practice and technological advances for Industrial applications of AI on Edge devices. The Workshop is focused on the state-of-the-art of theory and practice of several topics relevant for the successful deployment of Industrial Edge AI applications: from methodologies to design and benchmarkings for Edge AI algorithms, to Edge MLOps/AIOps architectures, Cyber Physical Systems, and Digital Twins.
Special Session on Exploiting Digital Twin to Bridge the Shift Towards Industry 5.0-driven Systems -
DTI5.0
2024
Paper Submission:
September 20, 2024
Authors Notification:
October 4, 2024
Camera Ready and Registration:
October 14, 2024
Scope
Industry 5.0, grounded on the pillars of human-centricity, resilience, and sustainability, integrates advanced technologies to develop intelligent and adaptable manufacturing environments. Among them, digital twins (i.e., a virtual emulation of actual physical entities through a digital model) enable real-time monitoring, simulation, and optimization of systems, enhancing operational efficiency and reducing resource consumption. In particular, digital twin technology (either alone or also integrated with other technologies and tools) provides exceptional opportunities to advance industrial systems and practices under an Industry 5.0 fashion. It can support the welfare of operators fostering their cognitive capabilities, enable more resilient data-driven processes inside organizations and throughout the entire supply chain, and also foster the reaching of a better efficiency in the use of resources and in systems operations, driving a sustainable shift towards circular economy. This session wants to explore how the digital twin technology could contribute to the exploitation of cognitive processes to address the Industry 5.0 concept and applications, with a major focus on its potential to drive sustainability.