Hybrid optimization framework improves operational efficiency in smart manufacturing systems, indicating better energy management and adaptability.
Abstract is In the era of Industry 4.0, optimizing production operations under dynamic and uncertain environments has become a critical challenge. This study presents a hybrid optimization framework combining discrete-event simulation (DES) and a multi-objective metaheuristic algorithm to enhance production scheduling in smart manufacturing systems. The proposed model addresses trade-offs between throughput, energy consumption, and machine utilization, enabling real-time adaptive decision-making. Experiments were conducted on a flexible job shop scenario, with results indicating significant improvements in operational efficiency compared to conventional heuristics. The research highlights the potential of integrating simulation-based optimization for robust and sustainable production operations.
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