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A Use Case to Implement Machine Learning for Life Time Prediction of Manufacturing Tools

Robin Oberlé, Sebastian Schorr, Li Yi, Moritz Glatt, Dirk Bähre, Jan C. Aurich

2020Procedia CIRP20 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

Current machine learning techniques show a high degree of maturity and can be implemented for applications in manufacturing. In this context, using machine learning to investigate the relationship between process parameters and process performance allows an optimization of production systems. Conventional methods to analyze the life time of a manufacturing tool provide only a vague estimation of tool life. Therefore, this paper introduces an industrial use case for using machine learning to predict individual cutting tool life times. Hence, the life time of every individual manufacturing tool can be realized more accurately and its operation time can be maximized.

Topics & Concepts

Process (computing)Context (archaeology)Computer scienceMachine toolMachine learningIndustrial engineeringProduction (economics)Manufacturing processEngineeringArtificial intelligenceManufacturing engineeringMechanical engineeringMacroeconomicsBiologyEconomicsMaterials scienceOperating systemComposite materialPaleontologyAdvanced machining processes and optimizationManufacturing Process and OptimizationIndustrial Vision Systems and Defect Detection