IoT-based production logistics and supply chain system – Part 1

Tu, Mengru; Lim, Ming K.; Yang, Ming-Fang

doi:10.1108/imds-11-2016-0503

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“…(21) Tu et al proposed an IoT-based production logistics and supply chain system that reduces the complexity of system development and increases system portability. (22) Hsu et al…”

Section: Process Monitoring In Delivery Phasementioning

confidence: 99%

Process Monitoring with Support of IoT in Prefabricated Building Construction

Yuan¹,

Ye²,

Lin³

2021

Sensors and Materials

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This paper focuses on how to use IoT technologies to monitor the project implementation process in prefabricated building (PB) construction, which will help optimize the construction schedule and ensure the quality and safety of PB construction. Although IoT monitoring can obtain a large amount of data during construction, the challenge is how to convert these data into intelligent information needed for feasible decision-making. Therefore, we need to clarify the key factors requiring monitoring during construction and how to use these data to make decisions. In this paper, we analyze the whole process of PB construction, comprising five phases: pre-construction, off-site manufacturing, delivery, on-site assembly, and finishing. Through mathematical model formulation to discover the key factors that affect the construction implementation process, we clarify the monitoring data that need to be obtained by IoT technologies. Using these monitoring data, it is possible to make judgments on process abnormalities, promptly give alarms, make proactive adjustments, and optimize the construction implementation process, thus achieving the goal of ensuring project quality and construction safety.

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“…(21) Tu et al proposed an IoT-based production logistics and supply chain system that reduces the complexity of system development and increases system portability. (22) Hsu et al…”

Section: Process Monitoring In Delivery Phasementioning

confidence: 99%

Process Monitoring with Support of IoT in Prefabricated Building Construction

Yuan¹,

Ye²,

Lin³

2021

Sensors and Materials

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“…A combination of mobile, cloud and smart systems is a key enabler that can lead to the creation of new types of SCs where physical and digital flows are merged (Barata, Rupino Da Cunha and Stal, 2018). Based on that, companies can transform themselves into real-time firms where the physical and the information flow are integrated (Tu, Lim and Yang, 2018). Through the mentioned real-time information exchange, enhancement of SC responsiveness can be achieved (Dweekat, Hwang and Park, 2017).…”

Section: Impact On Information Sharing Across the Supply Chainmentioning

confidence: 99%

Transformation strategies for the supply chain: the impact of industry 4.0 and digital transformation

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Litsiou

2020

Supply Chain Forum: An International Journal

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This research focuses on the impact of 'Industry 4.0' and 'Digital Transformation' on information sharing and decision making across the supply chain (SC). Following a qualitative approach, the findings are threefold: First, it is shown that the possibility of an entire SC integration based on new technologies is still at distance. Current burdens are the missing willingness to exchange far-reaching information even with long-term partners and the missing technological interface standards in order to enable a trouble-free communication alongside the SC. Second, the impact of Industry 4.0 and the Digital Transformation on decision making is greatly connected to information sharing. An increasing amount of decisions is prepared, recommended or even fully automated by information systems. However, usually, the human being still has the last word. Third, companies' preparations for these impacts differ greatly. Whereas some companies rely on classical phase-based strategies and long-term visions, others do not have a long-term plan at all.

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“…There is a lack of unified coherent modeling frameworks for such systems. The modeling complexity in such systems may be reduced by using layered and top down modeling [109].…”

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Hierarchical Modeling of Complex Internet of Things Systems Using Conceptual Modeling Approaches

2019

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Popularity of the Internet of things (IoT) is currently on the rise. Academia as well as industry is equally fascinated by this disruptive technology. The IoT research and implementation have succeeded securing their place in numerous domains including, but not limited to, business, transportation and logistics, health care, smart cities, and agriculture. Conceptual modeling is pivotal to the design and implementation of a system. Various modeling approaches have been used for a variety of the IoT applications and case studies. In this paper, we examine various innovative applications of the existing conceptual modeling approaches for the IoT. We analyze the use of these approaches against different concerns in isolation as well as in mutual combination for the IoT. We also define a set of terminologies that we frequently encounter in this manuscript and those likely to be used while adopting proposed modeling approaches for the IoT scenarios. This study also attempts to reconcile different modeling approaches toward a unified modeling system. For this purpose, we map various conceptual modeling approaches against different layers of functional model of the IoT reference architecture. There is also a scenario in the end of the paper which elaborates the use of different modeling approaches in hierarchy for a complex IoT system. INDEX TERMS Agent-based modeling, ambient-oriented modeling, aspect-oriented modeling, conceptual modeling approaches, contract-based modeling, fuzzy-logic modeling, the Internet of Things, network-based modeling, object-based modeling, ontology, service-oriented modeling.

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IoT-based production logistics and supply chain system – Part 1

Cited by 78 publications

References 44 publications

Process Monitoring with Support of IoT in Prefabricated Building Construction

Process Monitoring with Support of IoT in Prefabricated Building Construction

Transformation strategies for the supply chain: the impact of industry 4.0 and digital transformation

Hierarchical Modeling of Complex Internet of Things Systems Using Conceptual Modeling Approaches

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