Advanced tools for the control engineer in Industry 4.0

Carré-Ménétrier, Véronique; Riera, Bernard; Kunreddy, Vinay; Debernard, Serge

doi:10.1109/icphys.2018.8390766

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“…In the end, the analyst must (1) map the counterexample to a model, (2) restore (often using pen and paper) the sequence of events triggered during the model evolution, and (3) based on (1) and ( 2) localize the issue. The process is time and effort-consuming, and the human-adopted methodologies should be proposed [120], which is exactly the problem we focus on in Chapter 3.…”

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Change-based causes in counterexample explanation for model checking

Ovsiannikova

Pakonen

Vyatkin

2021

IECON 2021 – 47th Annual Conference of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society

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Section: Challengesmentioning

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Change-based causes in counterexample explanation for model checking

Ovsiannikova

Pakonen

Vyatkin

2021

IECON 2021 – 47th Annual Conference of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society

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“…[108] presents a functional requirements driven testing method for validating Industry 4.0 service oriented architectures, taking into consideration the interaction of distributed functions. [109] discusses functional requirements driven virtual commissioning of Industry 4.0 systems. However, all of these articles only claim a link to Industry 4.0, without detailed discussion of prior work on Industry 4.0 architecture in general or RAMI 4.0 in particular.…”

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Adapting an agile manufacturing concept to the reference architecture model industry 4.0: A survey and case study

Yli-Ojanperä

Sierla

Papakonstantinou

et al. 2019

Journal of Industrial Information Integration

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Industry 4.0 architecture has been studied in a large number of publications in the fields of Industrial Internet of Things, Cyber Physical Production Systems, Enterprise Architectures, Enterprise Integration and Cloud Manufacturing. A large number of architectures have been proposed, but none of them has been adopted by a large number of research groups. Two major Industry 4.0 reference architectures have been developed by industry-driven initiatives, namely the German Industry 4.0 and the US-led Industrial Internet Consortium. These are the Reference Architecture Model Industry 4.0 and Industrial Internet Reference Architecture, which are being standardized by the International Electrotechnical Commission and the Object Management Group, respectively. The first research goal of this article is to survey the literature on Industry 4.0 architectures in a factory context and assess awareness and compatibility with Reference Architecture Model Industry 4.0 and Industrial Internet Reference Architecture. The second research goal is to adapt a previously proposed advanced manufacturing concept to Reference Architecture Model Industry 4.0. With respect to the first research goal, it was discovered that only a minority of researchers were aware of the said reference architectures and that in general authors offered no discussion about the compatibility of their proposals with any internationally standardized reference architecture for Industry 4.0. With respect to the second research goal, it was discovered that Reference Architecture Model Industry 4.0 was mature with respect to communication and information sharing in the scope of the connected world, that further standardization enabling interoperability of different vendors' technology is still under development and that technology standardization enabling executable business processes between networked enterprises was lacking.

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Ethical Risks of Human-Machine Symbiosis in Industry 4.0: Insights From the Human-Machine Cooperation Approach

Pacaux‐Lemoine

Trentesaux

2019

IFAC-PapersOnLine

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Advanced tools for the control engineer in Industry 4.0

Cited by 7 publications

References 10 publications

Change-based causes in counterexample explanation for model checking

Change-based causes in counterexample explanation for model checking

Adapting an agile manufacturing concept to the reference architecture model industry 4.0: A survey and case study

Ethical Risks of Human-Machine Symbiosis in Industry 4.0: Insights From the Human-Machine Cooperation Approach

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