Professor Netland's paper "Demystifying Industry 4.0: Navigating Automation and Augmentation," is now available under the "Early Access" area on IEEE Xplore.
In doing so, they want to strengthen the competitiveness of Swiss industry and promote young talent. The alliance combines the strengths of the two universities and provides new impetus in research and practice.
The Chair of POM welcomes Dr. Mark Grothkopp as a new Senior Researcher from January 2025. He will work as a Director for the joint industry collaboration together with the Division Production Management at the Institute of Technology Management, University St.Gallen.
Our collaborative study with LMU shows that integrating explainable artificial intelligence (XAI) into human workflows significantly enhances task performance in both manufacturing and medical settings.
The Network of Global Future Councils is a prominent, invitation-only interdisciplinary platform that unites around 700 top experts from business, academia, civil society, and government across 34 specialized councils. Together, they drive innovative thinking to help build a more resilient, inclusive, and sustainable future. GFC members participate in two-year terms.
This week, 16 members of the ASSY5.1 project team from Accelleron, Maxon, Inpire, Bossard and ETH Zurich went on an exciting two-day trip to Stuttgart. The highlight? A deep dive into cutting-edge trends in production and assembly automation at both Fraunhofer IAO and the Motek Fair.
The chair of POM joined this year’s APMS conference in Chemnitz, Germany. While two of our PhD students participated in the doctoral workshop, we also presented two papers.
Professor Netland gave the opening keynote at INCOM 2024 in Vienna, Austria, and Jannick Fiedler attended the doctoral workshop. We also presented two papers, including the inaugural paper on Manufacturing Analytics System (MAS) coauthored with spinoff EthonAI.
