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242|  |▼a第四次工业革命时代的制造业：世界科技参考（共3卷）-
245|00|▼aManufacturing in the era of -
   |  |4th industrial revolution :▼ba-
   |  | world scientific reference /▼-
   |  |ceditor-in-chief, Satyandra K Gupta.
246|3 |▼aManufacturing in the era of -
   |  |fourth industrial revolution
260|  |▼aHackensack, NJ :▼bWorld Scie-
   |  |ntific,▼c2020.
300|  |▼a3 volumes ;▼c25 cm.
336|  |▼atext▼btxt▼2rdacontent
337|  |▼aunmediated▼bn▼2rdamedia
338|  |▼avolume▼bnc▼2rdacarrier
490|0 |▼aWorld scientific series in a-
   |  |dvanced manufacturing,▼x2717-5901
504|  |▼aIncludes bibliographical ref-
   |  |erences and index.
505|0 |▼avolume 1. Recent advances in-
   |  | additive manufacturing / edit-
   |  |ors, Hugh Bruck, University of-
   |  | Maryland, College Park, USA, -
   |  |Yong Chen, University of South-
   |  |ern California, USA, Satyandra-
   |  | K Gupta, University of Southe-
   |  |rn California, USA －－ volume. -
   |  |2. Recent advances in industri-
   |  |al robotics / editors, Satyand-
   |  |ra K Gupta, University of Sout-
   |  |hern California, USA, Venkat N-
   |  | Krovi, Clemson University, US-
   |  |A, Craig Schlenoff, National I-
   |  |nstitute of Standards and Tech-
   |  |nology, USA －－ volume 3. Augme-
   |  |nted, virtual and mixed realit-
   |  |y applications in advanced man-
   |  |ufacturing / editors, Monica B-
   |  |ordegoni, Politecnico di Milan-
   |  |o, Italy, Satyandra K Gupta, U-
   |  |niversity of Southern Californ-
   |  |ia, USA, James Ritchie, Heriot-
   |  |-Watt University, UK.
520|  |▼a"The era of the fourth indus-
   |  |trial revolution has fundament-
   |  |ally transformed the manufactu-
   |  |ring landscape. Products are g-
   |  |etting increasingly complex an-
   |  |d customers expect a higher le-
   |  |vel of customization and quali-
   |  |ty. Manufacturing in the Era o-
   |  |f 4th Industrial Revolution ex-
   |  |plores three technologies that-
   |  | are the building blocks of th-
   |  |e next-generation advanced man-
   |  |ufacturing. The first technolo-
   |  |gy covered in Volume 1 is Addi-
   |  |tive Manufacturing (AM). AM ha-
   |  |s emerged as a very popular ma-
   |  |nufacturing process. The most -
   |  |common form of AM is referred -
   |  |to as "three-dimensional (3D) -
   |  |printing". Overall, the revolu-
   |  |tion of additive manufacturing-
   |  | has led to many opportunities-
   |  | in fabricating complex, custo-
   |  |mized, and novel products. As -
   |  |the number of printable materi-
   |  |als increases and AM processes-
   |  | evolve, manufacturing capabil-
   |  |ities for future engineering s-
   |  |ystems will expand rapidly, re-
   |  |sulting in a completely new pa-
   |  |radigm for solving a myriad of-
   |  | global problems. The second t-
   |  |echnology is industrial robots-
   |  |, which is covered in Volume 2-
   |  | on Robotics. Traditionally, i-
   |  |ndustrial robots have been use-
   |  |d on mass production lines, wh-
   |  |ere the same manufacturing ope-
   |  |ration is repeated many times.-
   |  | Recent advances in human-safe-
   |  | industrial robots present an -
   |  |opportunity for creating hybri-
   |  |d work cells, where humans and-
   |  | robots can collaborate in clo-
   |  |se physical proximities. This -
   |  |Cobots, or collaborative robot-
   |  |s, has opened up to opportunit-
   |  |y for humans and robots to wor-
   |  |k more closely together. Recen-
   |  |t advances in artificial intel-
   |  |ligence are striving to make i-
   |  |ndustrial robots more agile, w-
   |  |ith the ability to adapt to ch-
   |  |anging environments and tasks.-
   |  | Additionally, recent advances-
   |  | in force and tactile sensing -
   |  |enable robots to be used in co-
   |  |mplex manufacturing tasks. The-
   |  |se new capabilities are expand-
   |  |ing the role of robotics in ma-
   |  |nufacturing operations and lea-
   |  |ding to significant growth in -
   |  |the industrial robotics area. -
   |  |The third technology covered i-
   |  |n Volume 3 is augmented and vi-
   |  |rtual reality. Augmented and v-
   |  |irtual reality (AR/VR) technol-
   |  |ogies are being leveraged by t-
   |  |he manufacturing community to -
   |  |improve operations in a wide v-
   |  |ariety of ways. Traditional ap-
   |  |plications have included opera-
   |  |tor training and design visual-
   |  |ization, with more recent appl-
   |  |ications including interactive-
   |  | design and manufacturing plan-
   |  |ning, human and robot interact-
   |  |ions, ergonomic analysis, info-
   |  |rmation and knowledge capture,-
   |  | and manufacturing simulation.-
   |  | The advent of low-cost soluti-
   |  |ons in these areas is accepted-
   |  | to accelerate the rate of ado-
   |  |ption of these technologies in-
   |  | the manufacturing and related-
   |  | sectors. Consisting of chapte-
   |  |rs by leading experts in the w-
   |  |orld, Manufacturing in the Era-
   |  | of 4th Industrial Revolution -
   |  |provides a reference set for s-
   |  |upporting graduate programs in-
   |  | the advanced manufacturing ar-
   |  |ea"－－▼cProvided by publisher.
650| 0|▼aManufacturing processes▼xTec-
   |  |hnological innovations.
700|1 |▼aGupta, Satyandra K,▼eeditor.