Digital Manufacturing

Digital Manufacturing, 1st Edition, presents an authoritative foundation in modern industrial production for engineers, academics, researchers, and industry professionals. This textbook covers the foundational engineering principles required to analyze automated plant environments, integrated factory hardware, and computational production workflows.

The volume details essential operational themes, including plant automation, additive manufacturing processes, industrial robotics, digital twins, and broader Industry 4.0 integration. Each topic highlights the technical mechanisms that drive modern computer-aided production and automated assembly lines.

Additionally, the material includes real-world case studies alongside a detailed examination of sustainability within digital manufacturing technologies along with future technical hurdles. This comprehensive presentation offers useful support for upper-level engineering courses, academic research, and technical professional development.