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| author | Katyara, Sunny Sharma, Suchita Damacharla, Praveen Santiago, Carlos Garcia Dhirani, Lubina Chowdhry, Bhawani Shankar |
| author_facet | Katyara, Sunny Sharma, Suchita Damacharla, Praveen Santiago, Carlos Garcia Dhirani, Lubina Chowdhry, Bhawani Shankar |
| contents | As the manufacturing industry shifts from mass production to mass customization, there is a growing emphasis on adopting agile, resilient, and human-centric methodologies in line with the directives of Industry 5.0. Central to this transformation is the deployment of digital twins, a technology that digitally replicates manufacturing assets to enable enhanced process optimization, predictive maintenance, synthetic data generation, and accelerated customization and prototyping. This chapter delves into the technologies underpinning the creation of digital twins specifically tailored to agile manufacturing scenarios within the realm of robotic automation. It explores the transfer of trained policies and process optimizations from simulated settings to real-world applications through advanced techniques such as domain randomization, domain adaptation, curriculum learning, and model-based system identification. The chapter also examines various industrial manufacturing automation scenarios, including bin-picking, part inspection, and product assembly, under Sim2Real conditions. The performance of digital twin technologies in these scenarios is evaluated using practical metrics including data latency, adaptation rate, simulation fidelity among others reported, providing a comprehensive assessment of their efficacy and potential impact on modern manufacturing processes. |
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| spellingShingle | Benchmarking Sim2Real Gap: High-fidelity Digital Twinning of Agile Manufacturing Katyara, Sunny Sharma, Suchita Damacharla, Praveen Santiago, Carlos Garcia Dhirani, Lubina Chowdhry, Bhawani Shankar Robotics As the manufacturing industry shifts from mass production to mass customization, there is a growing emphasis on adopting agile, resilient, and human-centric methodologies in line with the directives of Industry 5.0. Central to this transformation is the deployment of digital twins, a technology that digitally replicates manufacturing assets to enable enhanced process optimization, predictive maintenance, synthetic data generation, and accelerated customization and prototyping. This chapter delves into the technologies underpinning the creation of digital twins specifically tailored to agile manufacturing scenarios within the realm of robotic automation. It explores the transfer of trained policies and process optimizations from simulated settings to real-world applications through advanced techniques such as domain randomization, domain adaptation, curriculum learning, and model-based system identification. The chapter also examines various industrial manufacturing automation scenarios, including bin-picking, part inspection, and product assembly, under Sim2Real conditions. The performance of digital twin technologies in these scenarios is evaluated using practical metrics including data latency, adaptation rate, simulation fidelity among others reported, providing a comprehensive assessment of their efficacy and potential impact on modern manufacturing processes. |
| title | Benchmarking Sim2Real Gap: High-fidelity Digital Twinning of Agile Manufacturing |
| topic | Robotics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.10784 |