Gregory Harris

Associate Professor

Auburn University

United States

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Gregory Harris is an Associate Professor at Auburn University, USA. His research focuses on model-based systems engineering, digital twins verification, and technology acceptance in manufacturing. He has contributed to the understanding of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and has published extensively on topics related to additive manufacturing and the mechanical properties of composite materials.

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Mark Schall

Daniel F. & Josephine Breeden Professor

Auburn University

UNITED STATES

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Alexander Vinel

Auburn University

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Russell W. Mailen

UNITED STATES

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Jia Liu

Assistant Professor

Auburn University

UNITED STATES

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Konstantinos Mykoniatis

Simulation Professional

UNITED STATES

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Sabit Adanur

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Auburn University

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Gregory Purdy

Auburn University

UNITED STATES

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Articles (17)

Application of data element mapping and analysis for system definition to enable model‐based systems engineering

Verification and validation of digital twins: a systematic literature review for manufacturing applications

Gauging the Technology Acceptance of Manufacturing Employees: A New Measure for Pre-Implementation

Origin of the Fourth Industrial Revolution: manufacturing predictions preceding Industrie 4.0

Origin of the Fourth Industrial Revolution: manufacturing predictions preceding Industrie 4.0

Creep behavior of 3D printed polymer composites

Thermomechanical behavior of three dimensionally printed fabric structures

Thermo-mechanical properties of composite filaments for 3D printing of fabrics

Implementing a Complete Digital Thread: The Need for Data Element Mapping and Analysis

A data-driven process-quality-property analytical framework for conductive composites in additive manufacturing

Bringing Clarity to Issues with Adoption of Digital Manufacturing Capabilities: an Analysis of Multiple Independent Studies

Will the real relationship between lean and safety/ergonomics please stand up?

Developing Taiichi Ohno’s Mental Model for Waste Identification in Nontraditional Applications

An improved lean assessment based on employee perception

A digital twin emulator of a modular production system using a data-driven hybrid modeling and simulation approach

Development of a lean assessment tool and measuring the effect of culture from employee perception

Development of a lean assessment tool and measuring the effect of culture from employee perception

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Mark Schall

Alexander Vinel

Russell W. Mailen

Jia Liu

Konstantinos Mykoniatis

Sabit Adanur

Gregory Purdy

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