Humanzentriertes Zero Defect Manufacturing der Zukunft/Human-centered zero-defect manufacturing of the future

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Volume 115 (2025), Issue 09

Humanzentriertes Zero Defect Manufacturing der Zukunft/Human-centered zero-defect manufacturing of the future

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1436-4980
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1436-4980
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Sustainable industrial manufacturing can be significantly enhanced using data-driven, AI-supported systems. This paper presents a platform based on the three Zero³ dimensions: Zero Human Potential Loss, Zero Resource Loss, and Zero Data Loss. Using a recommender system designed with the retrieval-augmented generation principle, production bottlenecks are identified, suitable base technologies suggested, and recommendations for action derived. The platform supports companies in systematically evaluating and improving their production processes with a sustainability focus.

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