Kristof Meixner
Papers
8
Total Citations
54
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About
Kristof Meixner is a leading researcher in the engineering of Cyber-Physical Production Systems (CPPS) for Industry 4.0, with a focus on agile production systems engineering (PSE). His work centers on solving the critical challenge of multi-disciplinary integration—how to coordinate the design of products, processes, and resources (PPR assets) across heterogeneous engineering tools and disciplines. Meixner’s major contributions include the development of an Industry 4.0 asset-based coordination artifact that enables domain experts to represent and manage dependencies between assets, addressing a key gap in traditional system plans and models. He has also pioneered a traceable multi-view model integration pipeline, allowing for agile, parallel engineering with robust change management and configuration control. His most cited work (26 citations) has laid the groundwork for efficient asset-based configuration management and risk mitigation in production operation. Notably, his research demonstrates how to reuse engineering assets across disciplines, reducing complexity and improving consistency in flexible robot-based production systems. Meixner’s impact is evident in his growing citation record and his role in advancing model-driven verification and coordination artifacts that support the iterative, collaborative nature of modern production systems engineering.
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- 5Industry 4.0 Asset-based Risk Mitigation for Production Operation3 citations · 2021
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