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Workpiece surface roughness
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This chapter explains from scratch, how to build physical simulations using Physolator. The chapter starts with a simple physical system. We will learn how to build a physical model using physical variables and formulae, how to translate these variables and formulae into Java code, how to load the program code to Physolator, how to start the simulation and how to add a graphics component to the physical system.
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Time – Made in Germany
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Six Case Studies
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Lessons Learned
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The Market Environment and Competitive Factors of Non-R&D-Performing and Non-R&D-Intensive Firms
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Germany
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Neuroscience and Retail
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NeuroPricing für Events
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Augmented Sensors
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Excilamp Photochemistry
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Pricing
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Digital transformation strengthens the interconnection of companies in order to develop optimized and better customized, cross-company business models. These models require secure, reliable, and trace- able evidence and monitoring of contractually agreed information to gain trust between stakeholders. Blockchain technology using smart contracts allows the industry to establish trust and automate cross- company business processes without the risk of losing data control. A typical cross-company industry use case is equipment maintenance. Machine manufacturers and service providers offer maintenance for their machines and tools in order to achieve high availability at low costs. The aim of this chapter is to demonstrate how maintenance use cases are attempted by utilizing hyperledger fabric for building a chain of trust by hardened evidence logging of the maintenance process to achieve legal certainty. Contracts are digitized into smart contracts automating business that increase the security and mitigate the error-proneness of the business processes.