Additive Manufacturing (AM) is a major advancement in the digitization of manufacturing and
production operations. Additive manufacturing uses three dimensional digital design …

Production processes are becoming increasingly complex and decentralized, spanning
across multiple manufacturing areas, factories, and even countries. Thereby is the …

Supply chain traceability is one of the most promising use cases to benefit from
characteristics of blockchain, such as decentralization, immutability and transparency, not …

By adopting the vision of Industry 4.0, many industrial sectors are eyeing the potential for
advancing their systems to achieve higher productivity, cost-effectiveness, reliability, quality …

Integrated and collaborative manufacturing system develops as massive data are obtained
by the Internet of Things (IoT) technology. However, the “trust tax” imposed on manufacturers …

Blockchain-based product traceability systems are receiving increasing attention from both
industry and academia. Existing systems make full use of the traceability and non …

Supply chain networks in the automotive industry deal with numerous participants and parts
on multiple tiers that are spread across several geographical locations. Due to their inherent …

The COVID-19 pandemic has severely impacted many industries, in particular the
healthcare sector exposing systemic vulnerabilities in emergency preparedness, risk …

Supply chain traceability is a dominant concern for many industries, regulators, and
policymakers. In the textile and apparel industries, social, environmental, and sustainability …

Blockchain technology can provide immutability, provenance and traceability in supply
chains. To utilize Blockchain's full potential, it is important to link supply chain events to the …