M. Doukas

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Total Citations

344

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About

M. Doukas is a leading researcher in digital manufacturing and production systems engineering, with a particular focus on simulation-based methods for optimizing industrial processes. His seminal work, “Simulation in Manufacturing: Review and Challenges” (2014), which has garnered over 340 citations, provides a comprehensive analysis of how simulation technologies serve as indispensable tools for validating product, process, and system designs in modern manufacturing environments. Doukas’s contributions have been instrumental in advancing the understanding of digital manufacturing, particularly in addressing the complexities of turbulent production settings. His research bridges the gap between theoretical simulation frameworks and practical industrial applications, offering critical insights into the challenges and future directions of simulation in manufacturing. Through his work, Doukas has helped shape the integration of digital tools into production systems, making him a key figure in the evolution of smart manufacturing and Industry 4.0. His publications continue to influence both academic research and industrial practice, providing foundational knowledge for engineers and researchers working to enhance manufacturing efficiency and adaptability.