Abstract
The current great expansion of automation and robotics affects a multiplicity of various fields. A prominent example is industry, where the different manufacturing processes and technologies embrace a certain level of automation and robotics. Thus, the use of robotics and automation implementation is part of a rapidly rising trend in industry. The presented paper deals with the manufacturing segment in the context of automation. The main subject is data analysis, with our own subsequent model building and final realization of the prediction corresponding to the machinery and electrical machinery sector as a highly relevant automation driver through the use of mathematical modeling. The design of the model is accompanied by optimization of the particular weights. Determination of the most suitable model is preceded by creating and testing a number of models to decide upon the final one. The construction of the mathematical model pursues the aim of making predictions relating to the machinery and electrical machinery sector for the specific national economy as the concluding investigation step. We apply a polynomial approximation as the research method. The software selected for our purposes is Matlab.
Highlights
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Construction automation and robotics growth, with related building technologies, are popular subjects for research conducted in numerous scientific papers, see, e.g., in [14,15,16,17]
The main subject of the paper is data analysis, with subsequent building of our own model and final realization of the prediction corresponding to the machinery and electrical machinery sector as a highly relevant automation driver by using mathematical modeling
Summary
Publisher’s Note: MDPI stays neutral with regard to jurisdictional claims in published maps and institutional affiliations. Looking at automation in the machine manufacturing field and robotics, the great challenge is signified by working software, especially designing software systems. Processes and technologies that are strongly influenced by this trend pertain to, inter alia, so-called building production [13]. This field can be perceived as one of the many representatives where robotics and automation have dominant standing. Construction automation and robotics growth, with related building technologies, are popular subjects for research conducted in numerous scientific papers, see, e.g., in [14,15,16,17]. This paper proposes our own mathematical model that is designed and suggested for research use in the manufacturing sector.
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