Autor: Theo Lutz

Parameter Optimization for a Brine Injector

Parameter Optimization for a Brine Injector

Development of an AI pipeline using an example from the meat industry
Tim Zeiser ORCID Icon, Theo Lutz ORCID Icon, Corinna Köters ORCID Icon, Maik Schürmeyer, Alexander Prange ORCID Icon
The production of cooked ham involves a number of challenges. In production, cuts of meat are put through in a multi-stage curing and cooking process involving brine. This can lead to fluctuations in quality due to structural defects in the meat. The result: the brine is not optimally absorbed. An AI model trained on historical data intends to solve the problem.
Industry 4.0 Science | Volume 40 | 2024 | Edition 6 | Pages 40-46
Challenges of Digitalization in Intermodal Transport

Challenges of Digitalization in Intermodal Transport

Data models for the exchange of planning data for regional freight tram transportation
Jonas Ziegler, Ingo Dittrich, Theo Lutz ORCID Icon, Lisa Fäßler
The logistics industry is currently being confronted with various challenges, such as the lack of drivers, global disruptions to supply chains and the environmental impact of freight transport. In a comparison between the modes of transport, this speaks for a greater shift in freight transport from road to rail. In this article, the challenges for this shift are examined and it is shown to what extent data models can simplify the transport planning and economic assessment of regional freight tram transports. (Only in German)
Industrie 4.0 Management | Volume 38 | 2022 | Edition 6 | Pages 59-62
Selection Criteria for IoT Platforms

Selection Criteria for IoT Platforms

Fundierte Auswahl einer passenden IoT-Plattform auf Basis häufig verwendeter Kriterien
Lukas Bruder, Dirk A. Neumayer, Richard Neumayer, Theo Lutz ORCID Icon
IoT-Platforms are a key element for interconnecting physical objects and providing data for digital twins which represent such objects. The market for IoT platforms has grown massively in recent years. With now more than 600 providers, selecting the “right” platform for a company is no longer an easy task. This article supports companies in the selection process by providing an overview on common functionalities of IoT platforms and criteria for evaluating IoT platforms.
Industrie 4.0 Management | Volume 37 | 2021 | Edition 4 | Pages 55-58
Machine Learning in Supply Chain Management

Machine Learning in Supply Chain Management

An overview of existing approaches based on the SCOR model
Benjamin Seifert, Theo Lutz ORCID Icon
With increasing availability of data, the use of machine learning to optimize supply chains becomes attractive, as the accuracy of data analysis can be increased and simultaneously the effort can be reduced. Based on the SCOR model, exemplary approaches are described as a guidance and suitable machine learning methods are presented.
Industrie 4.0 Management | Volume 37 | 2021 | Edition 2 | Pages 49-51