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ویرایش: نویسندگان: Jimmy Nassif, Joe Tekli, Marc Kamradt سری: ISBN (شابک) : 9783031475603, 9783031475597 ناشر: Springer سال نشر: 2024 تعداد صفحات: 0 زبان: English فرمت فایل : EPUB (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 40 مگابایت
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Contents 1 Welcome to the Age of Data 1.1 Origins and Evolution of Record Keeping 1.1.1 The Advent of Digital Computers 1.1.2 The Advent of Corporate Database Systems 1.1.3 From Data Warehousing to Big Data 1.2 Handling Multimedia Industrial Data 1.2.1 Industrial Multimedia Data 1.2.2 Dynamics of Industrial Data 1.2.3 Processing Multimedia Data 1.2.4 Need for Synthetic Industrial Data 1.3 From Digitization to Digitalization and Digital Transformation 1.3.1 No Turning Back on Digital Transformation 1.3.2 Emerging Digital Technologies 1.4 The Trinity of Big Data, Cloud Computing, and Artificial Intelligence 1.4.1 Industrial Big Data 1.4.2 Data Processing Using Cloud Computing 1.4.3 Data Analytics and Prediction Using Artificial Intelligence 1.4.4 Challenges with Industrial Big Data 1.5 The Contribution of BMW Group’s Open Source APIs References 2 Industrial Evolution Toward the Age of Imagination 2.1 From the Industrial Age to the Information and Imagination Ages 2.1.1 The First and Second Industrial Revolutions 2.1.2 The Third Industrial Revolution and the Age of Information 2.1.3 The Forth Industrial Revolution Unfolding 2.1.4 The Fifth Industrial Revolution Toward the Age of Imagination 2.2 With Great Technologies Comes Great Responsibility 2.2.1 Transforming Jobs and Creating New Opportunities 2.2.2 Technology Can Also Reduce Wages 2.2.3 Need to Integrate New Technologies with Caution References 3 Background and Technologies 3.1 Artificial Intelligence 3.1.1 Search, Planning, and Motion 3.1.2 Knowledge Representation 3.1.3 Natural Language Processing 3.1.4 Machine Learning 3.1.5 Social Intelligence 3.1.6 Evolutionary and Generative Computing 3.2 Machine Learning 3.2.1 Supervised Learning 3.2.2 Unsupervised Learning 3.2.3 Semi-supervised Learning 3.2.4 Reinforcement Learning 3.2.5 Deep Learning 3.3 Computer Vision 3.4 Graphics Rendering 3.5 3D Scanning 3.6 Immersive Technologies 3.6.1 Virtual Reality 3.6.2 Augmented Reality 3.7 Robotics 3.8 Cyber-Physical Systems 3.9 Evolution of the Web Toward Collective Knowledge and Intelligence 3.9.1 From Static to Intelligent Web 3.9.2 From Big Data to Collective Knowledge 3.9.3 Toward Collective Intelligence 3.10 IoT Technologies and Semantic Interoperability 3.10.1 Internet of Things 3.10.2 Semantic Interoperability 3.11 Cloud and Edge Computing 3.12 Big Data and Data Analytics 3.13 Digital Twin and Digital Thread 3.14 Toward the Industrial Metaverse References 4 How Visual Data Is Revolutionizing the Industry World 4.1 Industrial Production Process 4.1.1 Design Phase 4.1.2 Production Phase 4.1.3 Testing Phase 4.1.4 Training Phase 4.1.5 Service Phase 4.2 Industrial Application Use Cases 4.2.1 Visibility 4.2.2 Ergonomics 4.2.3 Packaging 4.2.4 Realism 4.2.5 Storytelling References 5 Digital Images – The Bread and Butter of Computer Vision 5.1 Image Representation 5.1.1 Raster Images Versus Vector Images 5.1.2 Low-Level Visual Features 5.1.3 High-Level Text-Based Features 5.1.4 Joint Word-Image Modeling 5.1.5 Multi-dimensional Image Feature Indexing 5.1.6 3D CAD Processing 5.2 Need for Synthetic Images 5.2.1 Shift in Computer Vision Paradigms 5.2.2 Need for Synthetic Images 5.3 Computer Vision Datasets 5.3.1 General Purpose Image Datasets 5.3.2 Industrial Image Datasets 5.3.3 General Purpose Synthetic Image Datasets 5.3.4 Industrial Synthetic Image Datasets References 6 Creating SORDI: The Largest Synthetic Dataset for Industries 6.1 Universal Scene Description 6.2 3D Mesh Modeling 6.3 Material Design 6.4 Scene Rendering and Data Cleaning 6.5 Dataset Description 6.6 Usage for Object Recognition 6.7 BMW Group GitHub References 7 Toward an Industrial Robot Gym 7.1 Creating a Digital Mockup of the Factory 7.1.1 System Architecture 7.1.2 3D Model 7.1.3 Mathematical Model 7.1.4 Rule Model 7.2 Augmented Digital Twin 7.2.1 Combining Physical and Virtual Parts 7.2.2 AR Calibration Process 7.2.3 AR Data Augmentation and Control 7.3 Virtual Quality Assurance 7.3.1 Level of Development 7.3.2 Level of Accuracy 7.3.3 Level of Recognizability 7.3.4 Combining all Three Areas 7.4 The Case of Iw.hub – BMW Group’s AMR 7.4.1 Difficulties in Manufacturing Environments 7.4.2 Improving Situational Awareness 7.4.3 Knowledge Base 7.4.4 Assumptions and Rules 7.4.5 Framework Architecture 7.4.6 Using SORDI for Virtual Training in the Robot Gym 7.5 Is the Digital Twin Worth It? References 8 What Is Next with SORDI 8.1 Reality Gap 8.1.1 In the Beginning, There Was SORDI 8.1.2 Visual Gap 8.1.3 Content Gap 8.2 Transfer Learning: A Promising Solution to the Reality Gap 8.3 Domain Adaptation 8.4 Domain Randomization 8.4.1 Scene Randomization 8.4.2 Camera Randomization 8.5 Real Image Obfuscation 8.5.1 Obfuscation Techniques 8.5.2 Lack of Privacy Guarantees 8.5.3 Obfuscation Under Privacy Attacks 8.5.4 Ongoing Directions 8.6 Facilitating Real Image Labelling 8.6.1 Bounding Box Automated Refinement 8.6.2 Dynamics of Bounding Box Refinement 8.6.3 BMW LabelTool Lite 8.6.4 Ongoing Directions 8.7 Mixing Real and Synthetic Datasets 8.7.1 Real Data Acquisition 8.7.2 Model Training 8.8 Toward Green Manufacturing References