Knowledge Graphs in Manufacturing and Production: A Systematic Literature Review
Georg Buchgeher, David Gabauer, Jorge Martinez-Gil, Lisa Ehrlinger

TL;DR
This systematic literature review examines the current state of knowledge graphs in manufacturing, highlighting their main use cases, gaps in empirical research, and opportunities for future industrial applications.
Contribution
The paper provides a comprehensive analysis of existing research, identifying key characteristics, gaps, and opportunities in applying knowledge graphs to manufacturing and production.
Findings
Knowledge fusion is the main current use case.
Empirical research and industrial applications are limited.
Graph embeddings are underutilized.
Abstract
Knowledge graphs in manufacturing and production aim to make production lines more efficient and flexible with higher quality output. This makes knowledge graphs attractive for companies to reach Industry 4.0 goals. However, existing research in the field is quite preliminary, and more research effort on analyzing how knowledge graphs can be applied in the field of manufacturing and production is needed. Therefore, we have conducted a systematic literature review as an attempt to characterize the state-of-the-art in this field, i.e., by identifying exiting research and by identifying gaps and opportunities for further research. To do that, we have focused on finding the primary studies in the existing literature, which were classified and analyzed according to four criteria: bibliometric key facts, research type facets, knowledge graph characteristics, and application scenarios.…
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