Infrastructure monitoring and rapid quality diagnosis comprise the key solutions to achieve zero-defect smart manufacturing. The most fundamental systems in manufacturing industries are computer numerical controlled (CNC) tools. Automating and optimizing their functionality is a highly challenging task because complex dynamics and non-linear relationships govern the overall machining operations. Recent scientific advances in machining processes, incorporate intelligence in CNC tools to improve both the reliability and the productivity of the real-time cutting operations, while reducing waste and cost. This study extensively reviews these advances focusing on three fundamental aspects: Surface roughness prediction, tool wear prediction, and chatter detection in CNC cutting processes.
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