Demonstrating the Application of Digital Product Memories in a Carbon Footprint Scenario

Kröner, Alexander; Kahl, Gerrit; Spassova, Lübomira; Magerkurth, Carsten; Feld, Thomas; Mayer, Dirk; Dada, Ali

doi:10.1109/ie.2010.37

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“…In these three stages the preparation for the assembling of a pillbox, the assembling of the pillbox and the individual filling of the pillbox with pills has been shown. Furthermore it has been shown how digital object memories can be merged into one digital object memory, how we can track carbon footprint [6], and how objects via their DPM can control and configure machines. Furthermore mechanisms against plagiarism and how semantic technologies support data exchange across company borders has been demonstrated.…”

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Digital Product Memories and Product Life Cycle

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Kröner

2011

2011 Seventh International Conference on Intelligent Environments

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In this paper we describe a demonstration as it was presented to a wide audience at the Hannover Messe Industrie 2010. The demonstration shows a future production scenario spanning several linked stages ranging from individual ordering over assembly, filling, and shipping to individual support and comprises in total 5 demonstrators from 5 partners. Visitors could order and configure their own product and how to ship. Products which were produced in this scenario were equipped with a so-called digital product memory. Via this digital product memory data is collected along the product life cycle from individual ordering, assembling, filling to shipping. At home the user could browse the digital product memory and benefit from individual services which build up on the digital product memory.

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Digital Product Memories and Product Life Cycle

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Kröner

2011

2011 Seventh International Conference on Intelligent Environments

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“…A shopping assistant may support this decision with information from the products' object memories, e.g., by comparing logs concerning the carbon footprint of the respective supply. Similarly, in order to judge a single product's carbon footprint, a customer might require additional information in order to judge if a certain feature is typical for a product -which can be achieved by aligning records in a product memory with data aggregated for all products of the same kind [2].…”

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Investigating communication needs of digital object memories for user interaction

Kröner

Brandherm

Schneider³

2011

Proceedings of the 2011 International Workshop on Networking and Object Memories for the Internet of Things

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A variety of research activities is currently investigating the use of digital object memories in applications related to the so-called Internet of Things. Here, communication between the involved objects and the environment is a key factor in creating and exploiting these memories. Based on a review of existing systems and prototypes that utilize Digital Object Memories we identified specific requirements on applied communication technologies. We propose an approach of how to exploit this in terms of user support.

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“…Therefore, they prefer presentation of all product information on a large screen, such as the SEMPROM browser (Kröner et al 2010a). These data could be used for providing special offers.…”

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Demonstrating the Application of Digital Product Memories in a Carbon Footprint Scenario

Cited by 7 publications

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Digital Product Memories and Product Life Cycle

Digital Product Memories and Product Life Cycle

Investigating communication needs of digital object memories for user interaction

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