An IoT architecture for things from industrial environment

Ungurean, Ioan; Gaitan, Nicoleta Cristina; Găitan, Vasile Gheorghiţă

doi:10.1109/iccomm.2014.6866713

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“…En (Ungurean, Gaitan, & Gaitan, 2014) se presenta una arquitectura de IoT basada en las especificaciones de OPC.NET (Open Platform Communications) que puede usarse tanto en entornos industriales como en edificios inteligentes. El objetivo de los autores fue brindar una arquitectura formada por módulos principales: el servidor de datos y la aplicación de HMI (Human Machine Interface).…”

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Propuesta de una Arquitectura para Agricultura de Precisión Soportada en IoT

Montoya

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Muñoz

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Resumen: Mediante este artículo se presenta una propuesta de arquitectura para la agricultura de precisión soportada en tecnologías abiertas de Internet de las Cosas (IoT) para la obtención, monitoreo y análisis de variables climáticas. La propuesta se basa en la estructura de la arquitectura Lambda, considerando diferentes capas como son: La capa de captura de datos, cuya función es la obtención de variables asociadas a un cultivo. La capa de almacenamiento, cuya función es recopilar la información en tiempo real desde los sensores. La capa de procesamiento, genera predicciones y recomendaciones, la cual es evaluada mediante pruebas de carga con el fin de determinar su capacidad y tiempo de respuesta. La capa de consulta, permite a los usuarios finales visualizar en una interfaz web los datos climáticos y las predicciones. Así, esta arquitectura pretende servir de referencia para la implementación de servicios basados en IoT en el área de la agricultura.Palabras clave: Agricultura de Precisión, Arquitectura Lambda, Internet de las Cosas, Sparkjava Framework, Variables climáticas. Proposal of an Architecture for Precision Agriculture Supported in IoTAbstract: This paper presents a proposal for an architecture for precision agriculture supported in open technologies of the Internet of things (IoT) for the collection, monitoring and analysis of climatic variables. The proposal is based on the structure of the Lambda architecture, considering different layers such as: The data capture layer, whose function is to obtain variables associated with a crop. The storage layer, whose function is to collect the information in real time from the sensors. The processing layer generates predictions and recommendations, which are evaluated by load tests to determine their capacity and response time. The query layer allows to end users to view weather data and predictions on a web interface. Thus, this architecture aims to serve as a reference for the implementation of services based on IoT in the area of agriculture.

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Propuesta de una Arquitectura para Agricultura de Precisión Soportada en IoT

Montoya

Colorado

Muñoz

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“…In [7], the authors propose an IoT architecture for 'things' from industrial environments. The proposed architecture is based on the OPC.NET specification and is built around two components: the data server and the client application.…”

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Middleware Platform for Distributed Applications Incorporating Robots, Sensors and the Cloud

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Bohez

Leroux

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2016 5th IEEE International Conference on Cloud Networking (Cloudnet)

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Abstract-Cyber-physical systems in the factory of the future will consist of cloud-hosted software governing an agile production process executed by autonomous mobile robots and controlled by analyzing the data from a vast number of sensors. CPSs thus operate on a distributed production floor infrastructure and the set-up continuously changes with each new manufacturing task. In this paper, we present our OSGibased middleware that abstracts the deployment of servicebased CPS software components on the underlying distributed platform comprising robots, actuators, sensors and the cloud. Moreover, our middleware provides specific support to develop components based on artificial neural networks, a technique that recently became very popular for sensor data analytics and robot actuation. We demonstrate a system where a robot takes actions based on the input from sensors in its vicinity.

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“…These tasks are realized by two concepts, the Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) and Internet of Things (IoT) [1], [2], [3], [4]. In the Industry 4.0, also referred as smart factory, the CPS and IoT concepts are converging to the Internet of Services that widely uses the cloud-based approach for creating, publishing, and sharing the services [1], [2], [3], [20]. In this context, the services represent manufacturing processes, which could be offered by virtual enterprises (VE).…”

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“…Thus, any dispersed partner around the world can meets the demands according to his ability, capacity, and availability. These issues have been gained force at worldwide industrial sector, and its complexity implies on the demand of collaborative and smart services, which should be available and shared on the Internet infrastructure [1], [4], [20].…”

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Service Composition in the Cloud-Based Manufacturing Focused on the Industry 4.0

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Junqueira

Filho

et al. 2015

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Part 3: Cloud-Based ManufacturingInternational audienceThe emerging Industry 4.0 concept, also called fourth industrial revolution and understood as smart factory, is based on integration of both Internet of Things and Cyber-Physical Systems. In smart factory, these two concepts are converging to the Internet of Services, which uses the cloud-based manufacturing for creating, publishing, and sharing the services that represent manufacturing processes, and could be offered by virtual enterprises. Therefore, any dispersed partner can meets the market demands according to their skills, capacities, and availability. This paper presents a survey about service composition in a cloud-based manufacturing over the Industry 4.0. To achieve it, the concepts and characteristics about the service composition based on cloud-manufacturing over the Industry 4.0 are presented, and then the advanced researches about it are summarized. After it, the main research challenges over these issues are shown. Finally, discussions on service composition are reported to contribute for the future researches

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An IoT architecture for things from industrial environment

Cited by 80 publications

References 6 publications

Propuesta de una Arquitectura para Agricultura de Precisión Soportada en IoT

Propuesta de una Arquitectura para Agricultura de Precisión Soportada en IoT

Middleware Platform for Distributed Applications Incorporating Robots, Sensors and the Cloud

Service Composition in the Cloud-Based Manufacturing Focused on the Industry 4.0

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