Below is the schedule of the 5th CIRP Global Web Conference-Research and Innovation for Future Production.

The schedule is given in Paris local time (CEST).

The papers presented during this conference are divided into the following sessions/themes

Advanced Manufacturing Technologies

Manufacturing Systems and Models

Resource, Energy and Time Efficiency

Manufacturing Knowledge and Human Interaction

Lifecycle Engineering and Assembly

Day 1: Tuesday 4 October 2016

Time (Paris CEST)	Title
09:00-09:20	Web Conference Opening
09:20-09:40	High level robot programming using body and hand gestures P. Tsarouchi
09:40-10:00	Time optimal path planning for industrial robots using STL data files F. Haehn
10:00-10:20	Methodology to identify applications for collaborative robots in powertrain assembly D. Schröter
10:20-10:40	Service oriented architecture for dynamic scheduling of mobile robots for material supply N. Kousi
10:40-11:20	Break
11:20-11:40	Effect of Current Efficiency on Electrochemical Micromachining by Moving Electrode Speaker to be announced
11:40-12:00	Effect of Tool-Electrode Shape on Uniformity of Electrochemical Deposition and Dissolution on Resistive Workpieces Speaker to be announced
12:00-12:20	Speed-varying machine tool dynamics identification through chatter detection and receptance coupling N. Grossi
12:20-12:40	Elaborated analysis of force model parameters in milling simulations with respect to tool state variations S. Hess
12:40-13:00	The Scanning Dimensional Microelectrochemical Machining with the Ultra-Small Interelectrode Gap Speaker to be announced
13:00-14:00	Break
14:00-14:20	Evaluating relevant factors for developing an optimal tool storage strategy E. Schaupp
14:20-14:40	Short interval control for the cost estimate baseline of novel high value manufacturing products-a complexity based approach O. Schwabe
14:40-15:00	Assessment of Changes in Technical Systems and their Effects on Cost and Duration based on Structural Complexity A. Pott
15:00-15:20	An approach for selecting cost estimation techniques for innovative high value manufacturing products O. Schwabe
15:20-15:40	Break
15:40-16:00	Considering external and internal Cycles of a Manufacturer for Planning and Evaluating Production Technologies A. Schönmann
16:00-16:20	The development of a tool to promote sustainability in casting processes E. Pagone
16:20-16:40	Unified approach in design and manufacturing optimization of hybrid metal-composites parts P. Foteinopoulos
16:40-17:00	Closure

Day 2: Wednesday 5 October 2016

Time (Paris CEST)	Title
09:00-09:20	Optimization of WAAM deposition patterns for T-crossing features G. Venturini
09:20-09:40	Development of a deposition strategy in Cold Spray for Additive Manufacturing to minimize residual stresses G. Benenati
09:40-10:00	Finite element modelling of Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing process F.  Montevecchi
10:00-10:20	Study on Metal Deposit in the Fused-coating based Additive Manufacturing X.  Fang
10:20-10:40	Partial Additive Manufacturing: Experiments and Prospects with regard to Large Series Production K. Dröder
10:40-11:20	Break
11:20-11:40	Design for additive manufacturing: Automated build orientation selection and optimization M.  Zwier
11:40-12:00	A multi-sensor approach for fouling level assessment in Clean-in-Place processes A. Simeone
12:00-12:20	Intelligent optimization for sculptured surface CNC tool-paths N. Fountas
12:20-12:40	Influence of Operating Variables during Flow Forming Process R. Bhatt
12:40-13:00	Analysis of Process Damping in Milling O. Gurdal
13:00-14:00	Break
14:00-14:20	Compensating deviations during flexible pin-type moulding of spatially curved CFRP by using 3D-surface detection M. Lušić
14:20-14:40	Electric Load Management on Machine Tools P. Schraml
14:40-15:00	On the relationship between cutting temperature and workpiece polymer degradation during CFRP edge trimming Speaker to be announced
15:00-15:20	Intelligent fixture for active chatter control in milling L. Sallese
15:20-15:40	Break
15:40-16:00	Tools and strategies for grinding of riblets on freeformed compressor blades T. Krawczyk
16:00-16:20	Influences of powder compaction constitutive models on the finite element simulation of hot isostatic pressing A. M. Abdelhafeez
16:20-16:40	Quality assurance of pure copper brazed plates through advanced ultrasonic NDE T. Segreto
16:40-17:00	Environmental impact reduction for a turning process: comparative analysis of lubrication and cutting inserts substitution strategies G. Campatelli
17:00-17:20	Closure

Day 3: Thursday 6 October 2016

Time (Paris CEST)	Title
09:00-09:20	Model-based analysis of reassembly processes within the regeneration of complex capital goods T. Kuprat
09:20-09:40	Development of a knowledge-based predictive model to estimate the welding process time in single part production systems F. Akhavei
09:40-10:00	Evaluation Of The Human Error Probability In Cellular Manufacturing J. Böllhoff
10:00-10:20	Learning factory requirements analysis-Requirements of learning factory stakeholders on learning factories J. Enke
10:20-10:40	Assessment of students’ lean competencies with the help of behavior video analysis-Are good students better problem solvers? J. Hambach
10:40-11:20	Break
11:20-11:40	Collaborative maintenance in flow-line manufacturing environments: An Industry 4.0 approach K. Sipsas
11:40-12:00	Enabling live data controlled manual assembly processes by worker information system and nearfield localisation system C. Fischer
12:00-12:20	Cloud Manufacturing Framework for Smart Monitoring of Machining A. Caggiano
12:20-12:40	Cloud-based Control of Thermal Based Manufacturing Processes A. Papacharalampopoulos
12:40-13:00	User-centred design criteria in next generation vehicle consoles Z. Gibson
13:00-14:00	Break
14:00-14:20	Towards Quantitative Factory Life Cycle Evaluation L. Nielsen
14:20-14:40	Operational excellence assessment framework for manufacturing companies S. Rusev
14:40-15:00	The spread of lean production in the assembly, process and machining industry R. Glass
15:00-15:20	HOSHIN KANRI visualization with Neo4j. Empowering Leaders to operationalize Lean Structural Networks P. Jimenez
15:20-15:40	Break
15:40-16:00	Industrial Big Data as a result of IoT adoption in Manufacturing E. Vlachou
16:00-16:20	Enabling Effective Operational Decision Making on a Combined Heat and Power System using the 5C Architecture K. Bruton
16:20-16:40	Defining Next-Generation Additive Manufacturing Applications for the Ministry of Defence (MoD) A. Busachi
16:40-17:00	Closure