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About
Cyrine Selma is a researcher at the forefront of industrial digitalization and human-robot collaboration. Her work primarily focuses on Cyber-Physical Production Systems (CPPSs) and the development of Digital Twins, with a strong emphasis on practical, real-world applications. In her most cited work, "Towards a digital twin for cyber-physical production systems" (2020, 9 citations), Selma introduces a Multi-Paradigm Modeling (MPM) approach as an initial step toward defining a Digital Twin for CPPSs, specifically within the context of La Poste’s mail sorting process. This contribution highlights her ability to bridge theoretical modeling with operational challenges in logistics. Additionally, her paper "Heuristics for Robots-Humans Tasks Assignment in a Containers Loading Center" (2019, 6 citations) addresses the critical problem of task allocation between humans and robots, offering heuristic solutions to optimize efficiency in container loading centers. Through these works, Selma demonstrates a clear impact on advancing smart manufacturing and collaborative automation. Her research not only contributes foundational concepts to the digital twin literature but also provides actionable strategies for industry, making her a notable voice in the evolution of intelligent production systems.
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- 1Towards a digital twin for cyber-physical production systems9 citations · 2020
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