Driven by the Industrial Revolution 4.0, intelligent electromechanical systems (IES) have become indispensable in modern industry and technology. The cross-domain coupling inherent in intelligent mechatronic systems makes it challenging to account for all interactions between components from different domains fully. Consequently, as system functions increase and structures become more complex, the potential failure modes also rise, placing higher demands on maintenance strategies.

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Introduction

  • Hui Liu,
  • Fang Cheng,
  • Yanfei Li

摘要

Driven by the Industrial Revolution 4.0, intelligent electromechanical systems (IES) have become indispensable in modern industry and technology. The cross-domain coupling inherent in intelligent mechatronic systems makes it challenging to account for all interactions between components from different domains fully. Consequently, as system functions increase and structures become more complex, the potential failure modes also rise, placing higher demands on maintenance strategies.