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| adam_text | Contents
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1 1 Challenges for Future Production/Manufacturing 1
|11 Globalization 4
|12 New Technologies, Digitalization, and Networking 6
s13 Dynamic Product Life Cycles 11
1 4 Limited Natural Resources 11
1 5 Knowledge Society 14
i16 Risk of Instability 15
f17 Demographic Change 16
418 Wrap-up of This Chapter 17
References 18
■ 2 Competencies for Future Production 23
|21 Competencies, Qualification, and Knowledge 23
211 Knowledge 24
I212 Qualification 25
213 Competence/Competency 27
I22 Learning Goals and Learning Outcomes 28
2 3 Addressed Competencies in Learning Factories 30
424 Relevant Competencies for Industrie 4 0 34
|25A Domain-Specific Competency Model for Lean 4 0 43
2 6 Wrap-up of This Chapter 50
References 52
| 3 Learning in Production, Learning for Production 59
3 1 Definition of Basic Terms and Notions 59
3 2 Historical Development of Work-Related Learning 63
fv 3 3 Forms of Work-Related Learning for Production 66
H34 Types of Perceived Learning Concepts in Production 68
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x Contents
3 5 Need for Learning Factories 74
3 6 Wrap-up of This Chapter 75
References 75
4 Historical Development, Terminology, and Definition
of Learning Factories 81
4 1 Historical Development of the Learning Factory Concepts 81
4 2 Terminology of Learning Factories 84
4 3 Definition of Learning Factories 86
4 4 Wrap-up of This Chapter 93
References 94
5 The Variety of Learning Factory Concepts 99
5 1 Learning Factory Morphology: Dimension 1
“Operational Model” 100
511 Economic or Financial Sustainability
of the Learning Factory Concept 101
512 Contentual or Thematic Sustainability
of the Learning Factory Concept 104
513 Personal Sustainability of the Learning
Factory Concept 105
5 2 Learning Factory Morphology: Dimension 2
‘Targets and Purpose” 106
5 3 Learning Factory Morphology: Dimension 3 “Process” 108
5 4 Learning Factory Morphology: Dimension 4 “Setting” 110
5 5 Learning Factory Morphology: Dimension 5 “Product” 113
5 6 Learning Factory Morphology: Dimension 6 “Didactics” 116
5 7 Learning Factory Morphology: Dimension 7
“Learning Factory Metrics” 117
5 8 Learning Factory Database 119
5 9 Wrap-up of This Chapter 121
References 122
6 The Life Cycle of Learning Factories for Competency
Development 127
6 1 Learning Factory Planning and Design 128
611 Overview Planning and Design Approaches 128
612 The Darmstadt Approach to Competency-Oriented
Planning and Design 130
6 2 Learning Factory Built-up, Sales, and Acquisition 146
621 Design and Built-up of Customer-Individual
Learning Factories 147
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622 Built-up of Standardized Turnkey Learning
Factories 150
623 Olfer of Learning Factory Trainings for Industrial
Companies 156
6 3 Learning Factory Operation, Evaluation, and Improvement 158
631 Training Management for Learning Factories in
Operation 158
632 Quality System for Learning Factories Based on a
Maturity Model 159
633 Evaluation of the Success of Learning Factories 164
6 4 Remodeling Learning Factory Concepts 191
6 5 Wrap-Up of This Chapter 193
References 193
Overview on Existing Learning Factory Application Scenarios 199
7 1 Learning Factories in Education 214
711 Active Learning in Learning Factories 216
712 Action-Oriented Learning in Learning Factories 218
713 Experiential Learning and Learning Factories 219
714 Game-Based Learning in Learning Factories
and Gamification 220
715 Problem-Based Learning in Learning Factories 226
716 Project-Based Learning in Learning Factories 227
717 Research-Based Learning in Learning Factories 228
718 Best Practice Examples for Education 230
719 Example: Learning Factories for Industrie 4 0
Vocational Education in Baden-Württemberg 232
7 2 Learning Factories in Training 234
721 Competency Development in Course of Trainings
in Learning Factories 235
722 Best Practice Examples for Training 237
723 Success Factors of Learning Factories for
Education and Training 239
724 Learning Factory Trainings as a Part of Change
Management Approaches 243
725 Technology and Innovation Transfer in Course
of Learning Factory Trainings 244
7 3 Learning Factories in Research 246
7 4 Wrap-up of This Chapter 254
References 254
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8 Overview on the Content of Existing Learning Factories 263
8 1 Learning Factories for Lean Production 264
8 2 Learning Factories for Industrie 4 0 267
8 3 Learning Factories for Resource and Energy Efficiency 270
8 4 Learning Factories for Industrial Engineering 272
8 5 Learning Factories for Product Development 274
8 6 Other Topics Addressed in Learning Factories 275
861 Learning Factories for Additive Manufacturing 276
862 Learning Factories for Automation 276
863 Changeability 277
864 Complete Product Creation Processes 278
865 Global Production Networks 279
866 Intralogistics and Logistics 279
867 Sustainability 281
868 Workers Participation 281
8 7 Learning Factories for Specific Industry Branches
or Products 282
8 8 Wrap-up of This Chapter 282
References 283
9 Overview on Potentials and Limitations of Existing
Learning Factory Concept Variations 289
9 1 Potentials of Learning Factories 290
9 2 Limitations of Learning Factories 290
9 3 Learning Factory Concept Variations of Learning Factories
in the Narrow Sense—Advantages and Disadvantages 295
931 The Learning Factory Core Concept 295
932 Model Scale Learning Factories 296
933 Physical Mobile Learning Factories 299
934 Low-Cost Learning Factories 300
935 Digitally and Virtually Supported Learning
Factories 301
936 Producing Learning Factories 304
9 4 Learning Factory Concept Variations of Learning Factories
in the Broader Sense—Advantages and Disadvantages 305
941 Digital, Virtual, and Hybrid Learning Factories 306
942 Teaching Factories and Remotely Accessible
Learning Factories 313
9 5 Wrap-up of This Chapter 316
References 318
10 Projects and Groups Related to Learning Factories 323
10 1 Initiative on European Learning Factories 325
10 2 Conferences on Learning Factories 327
10 3 Netzwerk Innovativer
10 4 CIRP Collaborative
Factories
10 5 International Associ
10 6 Wrap-up This Chap
References
Best Practice Examples
* 11 1 Best Practice Examp
of Electrical Engin
Sciences Darmstadt,
11 1 1 Starting Ph
11 1 2 Learning
L, 11 1 3 Operation
11 2 Best Practice Ex
RWTH Aachen,
j 11 2 1 Starting
11 2 2 Learning
, 11 2 3 Operation,
11 3 Best Practice Ex
TU Braunschweig,
; 11 3 1 Starting
11 3 2 Learning
11 3 3 Operation
11 4 Best Practice Ex
Friedrich-Alexander
Germany _________
11 4 1 Starting
11 4 2 Learning
11 4 3 Operation
; 11 5 Best Practice
Factory at ESB Bu
; University, German
11 5 1 Starting
11 5 2 Learning
11 5 3 Operation
11 5 4 Outlook
11 6 Best Practice Ex
Darmstadt, German
; 11 6 1 Starting
11 6 2 Learning
11 6 3 Operati
11 7 Best Practice Ex
Factories
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Learning Factories 263
Production 264
40 267
and Energy Efficiency 270
al Engineering 272
t Development 274
Learning Factories 275
for Additive Manufacturing 276
for Automation 276
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Creation Processes 278
Networks 279
Logistics 279
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c Industry Branches
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es 290
ariations of Learning Factories
tages and Disadvantages 295
Core Concept 295
g Factories 296
g Factories 299
g Factories 300
lly Supported Learning
301
Factories 304
ariations of Learning Factories
es and Disadvantages 305
Hybrid Learning Factories 306
and Remotely Accessible
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Factories 323
g Factories 325
es 327
10 3 Netzwerk Innovativer Lemfabriken
10 4 CIRP Collaborative Working Group on Learning
Factories
10 5 International Association of Learning Factories (IALF)
10 6 Wrap-up This Chapter
; References
Best Practice Examples
11 1 Best Practice Example 1: AutFab at the Faculty
of Electrical Engineering of the University of Applied
Sciences Darmstadt, Germany
11 1 1 Starting Phase and Purpose
11 1 2 Learning Environment and Products
11 1 3 Operation
11 2 Best Practice Example 2: Demonstration Factory at WZL,
RWTH Aachen, Germany
11 2 1 Starting Phase and Purpose
11 2 2 Learning Environment and Products
11 2 3 Operation
11 3 Best Practice Example 3: Die Lemfabrik at IWF,
TU Braunschweig, Germany
11 3 1 Starting Phase and Purpose
11 3 2 Learning Environment and Products
11 3 3 Operation
11 4 Best Practice Example 4: E|Drive-Center at FAPS,
Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nürnberg,
11 5
11 6
11 7
Germany
11 4 1 Starting Phase and Purpose
11 4 2 Learning Environment and Products
11 4 3 Operation
Best Practice Example 5: ESB Logistics Learning
Factory at ESB Business School at Reutlingen
University, Germany
11 5 1 Starting Phase and Purpose
11 5 2 Learning Environment and Products
11 5 3 Operation
11 5 4 Outlook and Future Development
Best Practice Example 6: ETA-Factory at PTW, TU
Darmstadt, Germany
11 6 1 Starting Phase and Research in the ETA-Factory
11 6 2 Learning Environment and Products
11 6 3 Operation
Best Practice Example 7: Festo Didactic Learning
Factories
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11 7 1 History and Categories 359
11 7 2 Products 361
11 7 3 Customers and Operation Models 362
11 7 4 Didactical Environment 362
11 8 Best Practice Example 8: Festo Learning Factory
in Scharnhausen, Germany 362
11 8 1 Starting Phase and Purpose 363
11 8 2 Learning Environment and Products 364
11 8 3 Operation 365
11 9 Best Practice Example 9: IFactory at the Intelligent
Manufacturing Systems (IMS) Center, University
of Windsor, Canada 367
11 9 1 Starting Phase and Purpose 367
11 9 2 Learning Environment and Product 368
11 9 3 Operation 370
11 10 Best Practice Example 10: IFA-Leaming Factory at IFA,
Leibniz University Hannover, Germany 371
11 10 1 Starting Phase and Purpose 371
11 10 2 Learning Environment and Products 372
11 10 3 Operation 373
11 11 Best Practice Example 11: Integrated Learning Factory
at LPE amp; LPS, Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany 374
11 11 1 Starting Phase and Purpose 374
11 11 2 Learning Environment and Products 375
11 11 3 Operation 376
11 12 Best Practice Example 12: LEAN-Factory for a
Pharmaceutical Company in Berlin, Germany 377
11 12 1 Starting Phase and Purpose 378
11 12 2 Learning Environment and Products 379
11 12 3 Operation 380
11 13 Best Practice Example 13: Learning and Innovation Factory
at IMW, IFT, and IKT, TU Wien, Austria 381
11 13 1 Starting Phase and Purpose 381
11 13 2 Learning Environment and Products of the
Learning amp; Innovation Factory 382
11 13 3 Operation 382
11 14 Best Practice Example 14: Learning Factory AIE at IFF,
University of Stuttgart, Germany 383
11 15 Best Practice Example 15: Learning Factory for Electronics
Production at FAPS, Friedrich-Alexander University
Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany 388
11 15 1 Starting Phase and Purpose 389
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Learning Factory
Purpose
ty at the Intelligent
) Center, University
367
Purpose 367
t and Product 368
370
A-Leaming Factory at IFA,
, Germany 371
Purpose 371
t and Products 372
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‘ty Bochum, Germany 374
Purpose 374
t and Products 375
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lin, Germany 377
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nt and Products 379
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ien, Austria 381
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t and Products of the
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y 383
g Factory for Electronics
-Alexander University
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361 11 15 3 Operation 391
362 11 15 4 Education 391
362 %■; 11 15 5 Research 392
4 11 16 Best Practice Example 16: Learning Factory for Innovation,
362 W:- ■ Manufacturing and Cooperation at the Faculty of Industrial
363 JPc ■ and Process Engineering of Heilbronn University of Applied
364 ■1 Sciences, Germany 392
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11 16 2 Learning Environment and Products 394
11 16 3 Operation 395
11 17 Best Practice Example 17: Learning Factory for Global
Production at Wbk, KIT Karlsruhe, Germany 396
11 17 1 Starting Phase and Purpose 397
11 17 2 Learning Environment and Products 399
11 17 3 Operation 399
11 18 Best Practice Example 18: “Lemfabrik für schlanke
Produktion”, Learning Factory for Lean Production at iwb,
TU München, Germany 399
11 18 1 Starting Phase and Purpose 401
11 18 2 Learning Environment and Products 402
11 18 3 Operation 402
11 19 Best Practice Example 19: “Lemfabrik für vernetzte
Produktion” at Fraunhofer IGCV, Augsburg, Germany 403
11 19 1 Starting Phase and Purpose 405
11 19 2 Learning Environment and Products 406
11 19 3 Operation 407
11 20 Best Practice Example 20: LMS Factory at the Laboratory for
Manufacturing Systems amp; Automation (LMS), University
Patras, Greece 407
11 20 1 Starting Phase and Purpose 408
11 20 2 Learning Environment and Products 410
11 20 3 Operation 410
11 21 Best Practice Example 21: LPS Learning Factory at LPS,
Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany 412
11 21 1 Starting Phase and Purpose 412
11 21 2 Learning Environment and Products 413
11 21 3 Operation 414
11 22 Best Practice Example 22: MAN Learning Factory at MAN
Diesel amp; Turbo SE in Berlin, Germany 416
11 22 1 Starting Phase and Purpose 417
11 22 2 Learning Environment and Products 418
11 22 3 Operation 419
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11 23 Best Practice Example 23: MPS Lemplattform at Daimler
AG in Sindelfingen, Germany 420
11 23 1 Starting Phase and Purpose 420
11 23 2 Learning Environment and Products 421
11 23 3 Operation 421
11 24 Best Practice Example 24: MTA SZTAKI Learning Factory
at the Research Laboratory on Engineering and Management
Intelligence, MTA SZTAKI in Györ, Hungary 422
11 24 1 Starting Phase and Purpose 424
11 24 2 Learning Environment and Products 425
11 24 3 Operation 425
11 25 Best Practice Example 25: Pilot Factory Industrie 4 0
at IMW, IFT, and IKT, TU Wien, Austria 427
11 25 1 Starting Phase and Purpose 427
11 25 2 Learning Environment and Products TU Wien
Pilot Factory Industrie 4 0 (PF) 428
11 25 3 Operation 428
11 26 Best Practice Example 26: Process Learning Factory CiP
at PTW, TU Darmstadt, Germany 430
11 26 1 Starting Phase and Purpose 431
11 26 2 Learning Environment and Products 432
11 26 3 Operation 434
11 27 Best Practice Example 27: Smart Factory at the Research
Laboratory on Engineering amp; Management, MTA SZTAKI
in Budapest, Hungary 435
11 27 1 Starting Phase and Purpose 435
11 27 2 Learning Environment and Products 436
11 27 3 Operation 438
11 28 Best Practice Example 28: Smart Factory at DFKI,
TU Kaiserslautern, Germany 438
11 28 1 The Aim of SmartFactoryKL Is to Pave the Way
for the Intelligent Factory of Tomorrow 439
11 28 2 SmartFactoryKL is Industrie 4 0 You Can
Touch—And Take Part In 440
11 28 3 A Plant that Writes History 441
11 29 Best Practice Example 29: Smart Mini-Factory at IEA,
Free University of Bolzano, Italy 442
11 29 1 Starting Phase and Purpose 443
11 29 2 Learning Environment and Products 443
11 29 3 Operation 445
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y 420
Purpose 420
ment and Products 421
421
MTA SZTAKI Learning Factory
cm Engineering and Management
in Györ, Hungary 422
Purpose 424
t and Products 425
425
Pilot Factory Industrie 4 0
Wien, Austria 427
Purpose 427
t and Products TU Wien
trie 4 0 (PF) 428
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Process Learning Factory CiP
y 430
Purpose 431
t and Products 432
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Smart Factory at the Research
amp; Management, MTA SZTAKI
435
Purpose 435
t and Products 436
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mart Factory at DFKI,
r 438
actoryKL Is to Pave the Way
Factory of Tomorrow 439
Industrie 4 0 You Can
Partin 440
History 441
mart Mini-Factory at IEA,
My 442
Purpose 443
nt and Products 443
v 445
*50 Best Practice Example 30: Teaching Factory: An Emerging
Paradigm for Manufacturing Education LMS, University
of Patras, Greece
11 30 1 Purpose
11 30 2 Learning Environment
11 30 3 Operation
31 Best Practice Example 31: VPS Center of the Production
Academy at BMW in Munich, Germany
11 31 1 Starting Phase and Purpose
11 31 2 Learning Environment and Products
11 31 3 Operation
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| spellingShingle | Abele, Eberhard 1953- Metternich, Joachim 1968- Tisch, Michael 1985- Learning factories concepts, guidelines, best-practice examples Betriebsplanung (DE-588)4006197-8 gnd Industrie 4.0 (DE-588)1072179776 gnd Fabrikplanung (DE-588)4134388-8 gnd Produktionsprozess (DE-588)4123984-2 gnd Anlagenbau (DE-588)4120898-5 gnd Produktionssystem (DE-588)4138914-1 gnd Computerunterstütztes Verfahren (DE-588)4139030-1 gnd Modell (DE-588)4039798-1 gnd Fabrik (DE-588)4250288-3 gnd Ausbildung (DE-588)4112628-2 gnd |
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| title | Learning factories concepts, guidelines, best-practice examples |
| title_auth | Learning factories concepts, guidelines, best-practice examples |
| title_exact_search | Learning factories concepts, guidelines, best-practice examples |
| title_full | Learning factories concepts, guidelines, best-practice examples Eberhard Abele, Joachim Metternich, Michael Tisch |
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| title_full_unstemmed | Learning factories concepts, guidelines, best-practice examples Eberhard Abele, Joachim Metternich, Michael Tisch |
| title_short | Learning factories |
| title_sort | learning factories concepts guidelines best practice examples |
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| topic_facet | Betriebsplanung Industrie 4.0 Fabrikplanung Produktionsprozess Anlagenbau Produktionssystem Computerunterstütztes Verfahren Modell Fabrik Ausbildung |
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