Systematic analysis of the use of digital twins in the context of automated guided vehicles
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Aim of the work
The aim is to systematically analyze the current use of digital twins in the AMR context, both through a structured literature review (Systematic Literature Review, SLR) and through additions from practice, e.g. in the form of expert interviews with industry partners, research projects or application companies. The identified functions will then be systematically structured, classified and critically discussed.
Possible questions
- What is the current state of research on the use of digital twins in conjunction with AMRs?
- What real-life application examples exist in industrial practice?
- What functions do digital twins currently fulfill in these systems (e.g. simulation, decision support, real-time monitoring)?
- Where are there still technological, organizational or conceptual gaps?
- What potential can be derived from the comparison of research and practice?
Approach
- Systematic literature review (SLR) on application scenarios, functions and technologies of digital twins in the AMR context
- Conducting and evaluating expert interviews with people from industry and/or research
- Comparison of theory and practice: comparison of findings from literature and interviews
- Derivation of a functional model: What do digital twins do today, what is conceivable?
- Discussion of research gaps and development potential
Possible results
- Systematic overview of functions, areas of application and challenges
- Classification of current digital twin applications in the AMR context
- Visualized functional model or application matrix
- Recommendations for research and practice