Smart designing of smart systems

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Note: This SWOT analysis outline provides a comprehensive framework for analyzing the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats related to smart designing of smart systems. It serves as a starting point for further analysis and can be customized according to specific business requirements.

Introduction to Convergence

Definition and Explanation of Convergence

Various Forms and Domains of Convergence

Impact of Convergence on Different Fields

Influence on Scientific Disciplines

Integration of Hardware, Software, and Cyberware in Complex Systems

Interaction between Social Demands and Technological Affordances

Merge of Massive Data, Information, and Knowledge

Convergence and Cognitive Processes

Influence on Physical Processes

Influence on Perceptive Processes

Influence on Cognitive Capabilities of Humans and Engineering Systems

Contributions to Thematic Collection

Explanation of Thematic Collection

Sources of Papers: TMCE 2020 and Call for Papers

Overview of Papers Included

Individual Papers in Thematic Collection

Paper 1: Connectors of Smart Design and Smart Systems

Paper 2: Smart Design of Intelligent Companion Toys for Preschool Children

Paper 3: A Scenario-Integrated Approach for Functional Design of Smart Systems

Paper 4: A Self-Learning Element Extraction System by Reinforcement Learning

Paper 5: Smart Platform Experiment Cycle – A Process to Design, Analyze, and Validate Digital Platforms

Paper 6: Autonomous Resource Allocation of Smart Workshops for Cloud Machining Orders

Paper 7: Association Rules Mining between Service Demands and Remanufacturing Services

Paper 8: Assurance Monitoring of Learning Enabled Cyberphysical Systems Using Inductive Conformal Prediction Based on Distance Learning

Conclusion and Acknowledgments

Summary of Key Points

Acknowledgment of Authors, Reviewers, and Editors

Hopeful Impact of the Thematic Collection on Research and Industry