Intelligent gateway for Industry 4.0-compliant production

Astarloa, Armando; Bidarte, Unai; Jiménez, Jaime; Zuloaga, Aitzol; Lázaro, Jesús

doi:10.1109/iecon.2016.7793890

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“…The main approach, present in this new industry concept, is based in to become direct the cooperation and communication between people, machines, equipment, products and logistics systems, using production systems with embedded technology, composed of sensors already integrated to intelligent actuators, also counting on the direct communication with the control of operation, called cyber-physical system [6,3].…”

Section: Industry 40: Elements and Attributesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…According to [7], CPS refers to the integration of computers and physical systems into a single process, in which they both feedback and interact, playing a key role in Industry 4.0, which depend on cyber-physical connections to play its role. The development of CPS is characterized by three phases: (1) the first generation of CPS included identification technologies such as RFID tags, which allowed unique identification, and storage and analysis should be provided as a centralized service; (2) the second generation of CPS is equipped with sensors and actuators with a limited range of functions; (3) third generation CPS can store and analyze data, being equipped with various sensors and actuators and are compatible with the network [6].…”

Section: Industry 40: Elements and Attributesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Therefore, modular systems may be suitable in case of seasonal fluctuations or changing in product characteristics. [6,1,9,5]. Table 1 presents the main attributes in summarized form.…”

Section: Industry 40: Elements and Attributesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Industry 4.0: Technology Mapping and the importance of Cognitive Ergonomics

Rocha¹,

Oliveira²,

Munhoz³

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IJAEMS

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The fourth industrial revolution brings a new paradigm, based on advanced manufacturing and industrial internet. So much has been debated about the knowledge and skills of Operator 4.0. However, the cognitive aspects that are intrinsic to this new paradigm are not considered in these analyses. This work aimed to study the Industry 4.0 under a macro, based on information standardization and technology mapping, and a micro vision focused on cognitive ergonomics. Industry 4.0 attributes pointed to an increasing industry complexity during a technological virtualization process, requiring faster and assertive decisions in the face of a wide range of information. It was found that the Operator 4.0 will oversee the solution of increasingly interdisciplinary problems in a digital environment, requiring denser cognitive efforts and more accurate social-emotional skills, such as communication, motivation, autonomy, perseverance, resilience, collaboration and creativity. The case study pointed out as a highlight the Online Predictive Maintenance, which aims to obtain predictability of failure for each component monitored in machines and equipment. The operating routine linked to this new technology confirms how much mental processes will be required in the face of the Industry 4.0 scenario, since a high flow of information was verified, associated with the rapid decision-making in the use of new technologies.

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Section: Industry 40: Elements and Attributesmentioning

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Section: Industry 40: Elements and Attributesmentioning

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Industry 4.0: Technology Mapping and the importance of Cognitive Ergonomics

Rocha¹,

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Munhoz³

et al. 2019

IJAEMS

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“…Developing an effective industrial control approach and IIoT application according to the IIoT principles requires meeting the following requirements on increased [3]:…”

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An effective industrial control approach

Kostolani

Muŕın

Kozák

2019

Proceedings of the 2019 Federated Conference on Computer Science and Information Systems

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Requirements of increased productivity and flexibility in manufacturing processes reflect the concept Industry 4.0. Essential to achieving these targets is the implementation of intelligent and robust distributed control systems focused on interoperability and scalability. New approaches and technologies based on the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), cloud computing and Big Data are an emerging field of industrial control that comprises Internet-enabled cyber-physical devices with the ability to link new smart technologies. With this perspective, manufacturing devices can be easily monitored, operated and controlled even from remote locations. Conventional industrial control approach, that use programmable logic controller (PLC), is enhanced with intelligent industrial gateway IoT 2040 as a hardware and Node-RED software environment in order to provide interoperability, robust and reliable control system. Collected process data and parameters from embedded sensors and other connected devices can be quickly collected, processed, transformed and used for device control from remote production environment. This paper deals with an industrial gateway framework adopting the idea of Internet of Things for the development of robust industrial control approach. The concept is tested in real industrial environment.

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“…Fig. 1 illustrates the automation technology of modern plants [7]. Prior to discussing individual aspects of communication, it is important to consider the structure of future automation systems.…”

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Internet of Things in Automated Production

Mendes¹,

Osaki²,

Costa³

2017

EJERS

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Industry 4.0 is being presented as the fourth industrial revolution in which intelligent machines, advanced sensors, and smart logistic networks and suppliers will be connected to the internet of things. Such an intelligent network would create a cyber-physical system that scan store all of the supply chain data in the cloud and allow access to these data through different devices connected to the internet. Thus, the factory of the future could be established. This project proposes the creation of a manufacturing cell at the shop floor level based on the concepts of Industry 4.0. The effects on production of industry 4.0 emerging with this mind is very important. Therefore, the impacts in production of industry 4.0 are examined in this paper.

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Intelligent gateway for Industry 4.0-compliant production

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Industry 4.0: Technology Mapping and the importance of Cognitive Ergonomics

Industry 4.0: Technology Mapping and the importance of Cognitive Ergonomics

An effective industrial control approach

Internet of Things in Automated Production

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