Prevention of Failures in the Footwear Production Process by Applying Machine Learning
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Defense date2021-09-18
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Abstract
At present, the handcrafted footwear sector is affected by the high competitiveness due to the increasing automation of companies. In this sense, in order to improve its competitiveness, a system was proposed to predict the failures of a production system and to carry out preventive maintenance actions. Samples were taken from 25 productions and 7 activities were established: cutting, stitching, pre fabrication, final preparation, gluing, assembly and finishing. The company produces batches of 90 pairs per day, with a standard time of 274.53 min and a promised productivity of 1.8. A support vector machine model was developed to predict the possible failures of the process taking as a reference the standard time of each stage. Finally, the results allow predicting the faults to optimise the production process by applying Support Vector Machine (SVM).
CitationTierra, M. [et al.]. Prevention of Failures in the Footwear Production Process by Applying Machine Learning. A: "Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologies". Berlín: Springer, 2021, p. 12-23.
Publisher versionhttps://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007%2F978-981-16-6128-0_2
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