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Games Learning in education for a newly accredited study course: Fundamentals of Industrial Engineering

Beno R., Markova P., Prajova V., Makysova H.

Production Engineering Archives

2015

Vol. 9, No. 4

26--29

In the EU, the quality of education in recent years has become a priority topic. In the context of university education and meeting the requirements of industrial practice, in the countries of the EU, different activities are carried out. These activities are focused on the techniques and methods by which we can achieve excellence in the educational process, creative solutions and innovative forms. The aim is to adapt educational processes to the current digital age. Therefore, in the educational process it is necessary to apply new forms and methods of education. With application of this method we can streamline the educational process and also increase the initiative and interest of students in acquiring new knowledge, skills and abilities. The aim of the article is to present the project, which is focused on improving the educational process by using a new approach to learning - Games Learning.

Industrial17 for discrete manufacturing in ABB: mes implementation in abb distribution transformers factory

Sołtysiak G., Nowak R., Goodling J., Bistroń M.

Prace Naukowe Instytutu Technologii Maszyn i Automatyzacji Politechniki Wrocławskiej. Konferencje

2003

Vol. 84, nr 41

297-304

Discrete manufacturing processes can be supported by variety of software solutions. ABB introduced their IndustriallT system into the distribution transformer plant in Łódź to optimize that factory's production processes. This system supports ABB's Integrated Factory concept whose goal is connecting the front-end sales tool called Trafonet, ABB's transformer design system (CDS), the ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) system, and the MES (Manufacturing Execution System), along with shop-floor machines and the factory Quality Control system. Orders prepared in Trafonet are automatically transferred to the plant's ERP system where a Production Order is created (as a MRP run in the ERP system). This Production Order is then automatically downloaded to the MES layer. In the MES layer, the BOO (bill of operations) is transformed, extended and made available to machines on the shop floor. Operators can see a list of their tasks, the required materials for those tasks, and documentation about the product they are manufacturing. Operators can also automatically set-up machines with data, measure critical process parameters and prepare nonconformity reports among other tasks. As work is completed on the shop floor, the work progress is reported back to the MES. The MES manages the factory's workflow and notifies the ERP system when milestone tasks have been completed. As work is progressing in the factory, production mangers, factory management and the sales force can track production and view reports.