Digital Twin
About the course
The course can be taken as a single course.
Introduction to simulation; Simulation Examples; General principles; Programming languages and methods.
Admission requirements
A relevant undergraduate Bachelor Engineering program with minimum 25 credits mathematics, 5 credits statistics, 7,5 credits physics
Application code: 9371
Objectives of the course
The course gives students insights into fundamentals of manufacturing system simulation and advanced simulation methods and tools. Exercises are provided for mastering those methods and tools within the Virtual Manufacturing Laboratory / visualization center and verified within the Machining Laboratory.
Knowledge base of Virtual Manufacturing is enlarged through use of advanced designing, programming and production simulating methods and tools.
Project based course will cover "in general" problems of modern enterprises and provide the solutions from the field of industrial engineering.
Manufacturing "know how" is extended with the use of the most modern industrial machines for parts production and transportation within the factory scale and finally automated systems for mechanical assembly.
Knowledge and understanding:
- The student should have knowledge about Computer-Aided Manufacturing systems and their integration with manufacturing equipment.
- The student should have knowledge about industrial robot programming.
Skills:
- The student should be able to use advanced programming tools for simulation of industrial robots and manufacturing devices.
Competence:
- The student should have an overview of advanced industrial digital twin and know the possibilities and limitations of modern simulation tools.
- The student should have general competence about modeling and optimization in modern manufacturing.
Prerequisites
Anbefalte forkunnskaper
INE-3601 Robotics and Advanced Manufacturing Systems, STE6210 Robotics in Manufacturing Systems
Teaching methods
Language of instruction and examination
EnglishSchedule
The schedules are normally finalized and published well in advance of the start of the semester, often a few weeks beforehand. This gives students the opportunity to organize their studies and prepare for upcoming activities.
It is recommended to check the schedule regularly, as changes may occur.
Information to incoming exchange students
This course is available for inbound exchange students.
This course is open for inbound exchange student who meets the admission requirements. Please see the Admission requirements.
Do you have questions about this module? Please check the following website to contact the course coordinator for exchange students at the faculty: INBOUND STUDENT MOBILITY: COURSE COORDINATORS AT THE FACULTIES | UiT
Examination
| Assignment |
Grade: A–E, fail F |
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More info about the assignment
After the lectures, there will be an individual task based on a real industrial case.
Students need to build a simulation, improve the factory process, and then make a report with a presentation.
The course evaluation will be based on this task.