Integration of Virtual Manufacturing Laboratory of the University of Malaga

Lorenzo Sevilla Hurtado; María Jesús Martín Sánchez; Francisco de Sales Martín Fernández

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.692.65

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Integration of Virtual Manufacturing Laboratory of the University of Malaga

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The implementation of virtual practices, to complement traditional practices has turned out to be an efficient tool to solve the classical problems occurring in the teaching of technological subjects, such as the manufacture engineering field. In the current work, the integration of virtual practice sets is analysed by means of an unified platform, as an extra contribution to previous developments, generating the Manufacturing Virtual Laboratory of the Department of Manufacturing Engineering of the University of Malaga.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 692)

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Lorenzo Sevilla Hurtado, María Jesús Martín Sánchez, Francisco de Sales Martín Fernández

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B-Learning, Manufacturing Process, Practices, Virtualisation

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