Michelle Odiase
Research Mentor: Jeffrey Abell
Mentor Department: Mechanical Engineering, Engineering
Author(s): Not Available
Session: Session 4 (1:00 PM – 1:50 PM)
Presentation Type: Poster 131
Abstract
Cognitive manufacturing is the transformation of traditional factories into smart, adaptive workplaces where machines and humans can collaborate. Despite these innovations, manufacturers still face regular disruptions, making it crucial to spot problems early and fix them quickly. Researchers worldwide are examining how well cognitive manufacturing systems work and what its benefits are. For this project, important articles in the field were studied to guide our approach and help aid in the development of research queries. Sites like Scopus and Web of Science were used to gather academic literature on this topic. The goal was to collect and organize essential information about cognitive manufacturing systems. This foundation of evidence was used to help us write a systematic review on cognitive manufacturing, contributing to an understanding of how these advanced systems are shaping the future of manufacturing.
