Concept, Challenges, and Learning Benefits Developing an Industry 4.0 Learning Factory with Student Projects

A wide range of skills, knowledge, and competencies are required and expected from students to solve current problems for digitalization. One opportunity to teach and gain knowledge for the digitalization of manufacturing systems is the use of learning factories. Motivated by previously developed le...

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Main Authors: Zarte, Maximilian, Wermann, Jeffrey, Heeren, Philipp, Pechmann, Agnes
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