An architecture for implementing private local automation clouds built by CPS

Ferrer, Borja Ramis; Lastra, José L. Martínez

doi:10.1109/iecon.2017.8216937

Cited by 14 publications

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“…La combinación de sistemas informáticos distribuidos en la planificación de productos y en la producción y la ingeniería con la utilización de datos adquiridos durante los procesos de fabricación de sensores y actuadores para realizar acciones de monitorización, control, la generación de nuevos conocimientos, el auto-aprendizaje y reconfiguración basadas en la condición o estado del proceso son funcionalidades clave de los ICPS [12]. Estas características son, por ejemplo, la base para una nueva generación de estándares de fabricación conocida como fabricación inteligente, extrayendo información relevante de los procesos, productos o servicios para garantizar una visualización global, una gestión eficiente y una representación completa del conocimiento [13]. Conceptos tales como la monitorización de la condición de las máquinas o procesos en tiempo real, las predicciones de fallos, la detección de anomalías, el diagnóstico, la nube como servicio y los productos con cero defectos se presentan como claves en las estrategias Industria 4.0 para aumentar los niveles de trazabilidad, competitividad y personalización [14].…”

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El control de sistemas ciberfísicos industriales: revisión y primera aproximación

Jaén¹,

Romero²,

Haber³

et al. 2020

Actas De Las XXXIX Jornadas De Automática, Badajoz, 5-7 De Septiembre De 2018

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Cyber-Physical systems (CPS) are the new generation of intelligent systems, which gives greater importance to the interaction between the physical processes and the computational components than their predecessors. It has become one of the fundamental pillars of the fourth industrial revolution which has brought with it the emergence of new challenges in the design of their control systems. This paper deals with the basic concepts of CPS and industrial cyber-physical systems (ICPS), presents a review of the main control strategies used for its design.

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Section: Sistemas Ciberfisicos Industriales (Icps)unclassified

El control de sistemas ciberfísicos industriales: revisión y primera aproximación

Jaén¹,

Romero²,

Haber³

et al. 2020

Actas De Las XXXIX Jornadas De Automática, Badajoz, 5-7 De Septiembre De 2018

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“…This fusion between the cyber and physical world introduces new synergies to the current industrial ecosystems. Concepts such as: real-time condition monitoring, failure predictions, anomalies detection, diagnoses, cloud as a service and zero-defect productions are presented in Industry 4.0 strategies to increase the traceability, competiveness and personalization levels [43].…”

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“…Moreover, recent research reports [47] demonstrate the remote invocation of service operations for executing physical equipment actions. This may be extended to the collection of data from different data sources throughout different systems of the supply chain [43].…”

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Towards the Adoption of Cyber-Physical Systems of Systems Paradigm in Smart Manufacturing Environments

Ferrer

Mohammed

Lastra

et al. 2018

2018 IEEE 16th International Conference on Industrial Informatics (INDIN)

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Cyber-physical Systems (CPS) in industrial manufacturing facilities demand a continuous interaction with different and a large amount of distributed and networked computing nodes, devices and human operators. These systems are critical to ensure the quality of production and the safety of persons working at the shop floor level. Furthermore, this situation is similar in other domains, such as logistics that, in turn, are connected and affect the overall production efficiency. In this context, this article presents some key steps for integrating three pillars of CPS (production line, logistics and facilities) into the current smart manufacturing environments in order to adopt an industrial Cyber-Physical Systems of Systems (CPSoS) paradigm. The approach is focused on the integration in several digital functionalities in a cloud-based platform to allow a real time multiple devices interaction, data analytics/sharing and machine learning-based global reconfiguration to increase the management and optimization capabilities for increasing the quality of facility services, safety and energy efficiency and industrial productivity. Conceptually, isolated systems may enhance their capabilities by accessing to information of other systems. The approach introduces particular vision, main components, potential and challenges of the envisioned CPSoS. In addition, the description of one scenario for realizing the CPSoS vision is presented. The results herein presented will pave the way for the adoption of CPSoS that can be used as a pilot for further research on this emerging topic.

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Deriving secondary traits of industry 4.0: A comparative analysis of significant maturity models

Simetinger

Zhang

2020

Syst Res Behav Sci

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The potential of Industry 4.0 concept is represented by increased productivity, improved cost efficiency, or higher product attractiveness. The adoption of this concept is related to a high number of challenges and risks. A possible solution to address these challenges and risks is the adoption or implementation of this concept using the maturity models. The maturity models use various approaches to Industry 4.0 with concepts and procedures varying in every maturity model. However, there still exist divergences in terms of their impact on the organizational units. This research conducts the comparative analysis of significant maturity models to identify generally shared traits of Industry 4.0 that are common to the majority of the analyzed maturity models. In addition, it discusses the impact of Industry 4.0 on the business informatics unit in organizations.

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An architecture for implementing private local automation clouds built by CPS

Cited by 14 publications

References 55 publications

El control de sistemas ciberfísicos industriales: revisión y primera aproximación

El control de sistemas ciberfísicos industriales: revisión y primera aproximación

Towards the Adoption of Cyber-Physical Systems of Systems Paradigm in Smart Manufacturing Environments

Deriving secondary traits of industry 4.0: A comparative analysis of significant maturity models

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