Deliverables
D6.1- AGILEHAND Agile, Flexible and Rapid
Reconfigurable SUITE v1
This deliverable describes the activities carried out within WP6 with AGILEHAND pilots, namely Multiscan, Sant’Orsola, Produmar, and Marelec. In particular, the production traceability solution, the data-driven digital twin, the intelligent rapid configuration of the production system, and the optimization of automated production line operations are described in the following sections.
D5.1 – AGILEHAND Self Adaptive Handling, Sorting and Packaging SUITE v1
The scope of D5.1 is to showcase the progress made so far within WP5 which regards four pilots. The Key Exploitable Result of this WP is to develop the Self-Adaptive Handling, Sorting and Packaging suite for AGILEHAND. This constitutes 3 Other Exploitable Results, namely, Self-Adaptable Transportation Systems, Collaborative Robot, and Robot-Robot.
D4.2 – AGILEHAND Smart Sensing SUITE v2
The scope of D4.2 is to showcase the final progress developed within WP4 which regards the development of Smart Sensing SUITE. In this respect, smart sensing, data acquisition, quality grading and self-calibrating aspects of the proposed solutions are reported and discussed.
4.1 – AGILEHAND Smart Sensing SUITE v1
The scope of D4.1 is to showcase the progress made so far within
WP4 which regards four pilots. In this respect, the proposed
solutions’ smart sensing, data acquisition, quality grading, and self
calibrating aspects are reported and discussed. Further, we share
functional and implementation viewpoints of the different functions
envisioned in WP4.
D8.1 – AGILEHAND Dissemination, Communication and Community Building & Standardization v1
This document outlines the main methods by which the AGILEHAND project’s solutions will be communicated and distributed, as well as the information that has already been produced. The AGILEHAND community growth strategy is also included, outlining the steps used to establish, develop, and spread the community. The calendar of events, some information on the first Advisory Board workshop, and information on the creation of the Advisory Board are also included. In addition to identifying the pertinent standards committees and standards, a broad overview of standardization is provided.
D2.3 – AGILEHAND Handbook including Strategies for Employees’ Skills Development, Health and Safety, Communication and Engagement V1
This handbook presents the first version of a comprehensive guide developed as part of the AGILEHAND project, aimed at facilitating the adoption of Industry 4.0 technologies in the food sector. The handbook covers various aspects of digital transformation, including the impact of digitalisation, automation and artificial intelligence on production processes and workforce dynamics. It addresses regulatory frameworks, ethical considerations and the crucial role of human factors in technological transformation. The handbook also explores the ideal methods for implementing occupational safety and health systems in digital contexts and provides best practices for a successful transition to Industry 4.0. This version offers a theoretical foundation based on bibliographical research and case studies, while the final version will incorporate empirical data from the project’s implementation phase. The handbook serves as a valuable resource for companies, workers and stakeholders looking to integrate Industry 4.0 technologies into their operations and strategies.
D3.3 – AGILEHAND SUITEs Integration v1
This deliverable explains activities performed in WP3 specifically Tasks
T3.3 and T3.4 with respect to the design and integration of solutions
developed within the AGILEHAND project.
D3.2 – AGILEHAND Usage, Functional & Technical Specifications
This deliverable tries to explain the AGILEHAND system’s structure, its
component parts, and how the system interacts with its surroundings.
The Business View, Usage View, Functional View, and Implementation
View are the four key pertinent viewpoints analysed in this deliverable
in the context of the AGILEHAND Architectural Framework.
D3.1 – AGILEHAND Reference Architecture
The creation of the AGILEHAND framework, which will support the whole life cycle of project equipment, will be the focus of this work package, which is intended to increase the sustainability, agility, and resilience of the business of manufacturing companies. To achieve this target, the AGILEHAND Reference Architecture (RA) will be conceptualized in accordance with the relevant technical standards, beginning with a thorough study and alignment of the most prevalent reference architectures in manufacturing and their respective applications. This work will be done concurrently with those of its views, providing a framework that iteratively addresses any architectural problems that may come up during conception.