Model-Based Engineering of CPPS Functions and Code Generation for Skills

Köcher, Aljosha; Hayward, Alexander; Fay, Alexander

doi:10.1109/icps51978.2022.9816919

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“…MBSE techniques [11] allow the encapsulation and abstraction of systems architectures and functionalities into models that are able to capture widely heterogeneous components, dynamics, and behaviors, as well as a large variety of different viewpoints [12]. Thus, the MBSE approach is especially apt for designing advanced manufacturing systems [13], [14].…”

Section: B Production Systems Modelingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Enabling Service-Oriented Manufacturing Through Architectures, Models, and Protocols

Gaiardelli,

Spellini,

Panato

et al. 2024

IEEE Access

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Modern production lines are often composed of machinery from different vendors that must be connected with each other to increase the overall interoperability and flexibility. A common problem that arises in such systems is the complexity of the configuration task: they usually require each component to be manually configured. Thus, machinery requires different configuration strategies, negatively impacting scalability and increasing the chance of human errors. Furthermore, each time the manufacturing system has to be updated, the entire procedure must be repeated. This paper proposes a software architecture abstracting the complexity of existing production lines by enabling the service-oriented manufacturing paradigm. Then, it presents a strategy to model manufacturing systems, covering the topology of the production plant, machinery, and production recipes. The paper also proposes a model-based methodology to automatically configure the reference software architecture and hence the machines in the system. The application of the contributions to a fully-fledged production line shows the effectiveness of relying on model-based automatic configuration.

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Section: B Production Systems Modelingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Enabling Service-Oriented Manufacturing Through Architectures, Models, and Protocols

Gaiardelli,

Spellini,

Panato

et al. 2024

IEEE Access

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On Bringing Fault Detection to Skill-Based Production

Rübel,

Motsch,

Schäfer

et al. 2024

Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering

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A formal skill model to enable reconfigurable assembly systems

Ginste

Cock

Alboom

et al. 2022

International Journal of Production Research

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As assembly systems move into the era of mass customisation, the complexity of design processes, (re)configurations and operations rises. Well-structured data are key in keeping this complexity manageable. Hereto, this paper presents a multidimensional formal skill model designed to deliver generic descriptions of needs and capacities with skills as the connector between products, processes and resources. The model formalises resource structures in relation to the processes they master and products they can produce. This paper discusses the case-based evaluation in a reconfigurable assembly system and highlights the added-value of a skill-based modelling approach. The presented formal model combines concepts coming from both offline and online modelling perspectives and allows for various applications and levels of detail. The resource structures embedded in the prerequisites of a skill enable matchmaking of resources for workspace design and reconfigurations. The mapping of the model to standardised ISA-95 models couples production needs to the resources allowing for more optimal production planning, control and a structured interface between enterprise and control systems. The possibility to couple states to the assembly environment allows for optimal runtime orchestration.

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Model-Based Engineering of CPPS Functions and Code Generation for Skills

Cited by 5 publications

References 10 publications

Enabling Service-Oriented Manufacturing Through Architectures, Models, and Protocols

Enabling Service-Oriented Manufacturing Through Architectures, Models, and Protocols

On Bringing Fault Detection to Skill-Based Production

A formal skill model to enable reconfigurable assembly systems

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