SIT Learning Factory

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Alvin CHAN    
Associate Professor

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Peter LOH    
Associate Professor

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Fook Cheong YEE    
Associate Professor

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Mustafa Shabbir KURBANHUSEN    
Professor

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Edmund LIEW    
Associate Professor

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This project studies the benefits of immersive technology to help students and operators visualise and operate manufacturing processes using augmented objects layered over physical machines. 

Digitisation has brought about revolution in diverse aspects of industrialisation, ranging from office automation to digitalised supply chain.

In recent years, industrial companies have explored Industry 4.0 technologies to transform manufacturing and efficiently track processes for optimal resource allocation.


As part of SIT’s applied teaching and learning pedagogy, the team acquired and set up the SIT Learning Factory to demonstrate various aspects of Industry 4.0. It provides a platform for students to understand how complex systems are integrated, with numerous sensors transferring data via industry protocols such as OPC-UA and Modbus.
 

A wide shot of an industrial laboratory at the Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT), featuring modular manufacturing stations enclosed in glass, labeled "LEARNINNG FACTORY."

 

A digital interface showing "Camera Inspection Data" for a green circuit board. The screen displays a top-down image of the part along with technical metrics such as deviation, part number, and fuse presence indicators.

 

These objects provide contextual information on the processes viewed through an AR headset, allowing users to explore physical characteristics and data, and, if required, control the system through the augmented objects.

Live demo:

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