Oliot EPCIS: Engineering a web information system complying with EPC Information Services standard towards the Internet of Things

Byun, Jaewook; Woo, Sungpil; Tolcha, Yalew; Kim, Dae-Young

doi:10.1016/j.compind.2017.10.004

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“…IBM implemented EPCIS as part of its IBM Food Trust [12] project to enable traceability of food. Oliot-EPCIS [38] and Fosstrak [39] are some of the standard's well-known open-source implementations. The European EPC Competence Center(EECC) has implemented its commercial EPCIS 1.2 compliant solution "EPCAT.…”

Section: A Iot Interoperabilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The EPCIS system provides, just like the broker, both synchronous and asynchronous interfaces to capture event data. The modules of an EPCIS system in implementations like Oliot-EPCIS [38] and EPCAT [42] can be grouped into four parts: EPCIS Capturing Interface, EPCIS Repository, EPCIS Subscription Manager, and EPCIS Querying Interface (as shown right side of Fig. 4).…”

Section: Oliot Mediation Gateway Design and Implementationmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Towards Interoperability of Entity-Based and Event-Based IoT Platforms: The Case of NGSI and EPCIS Standards

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With the advancement of IoT devices and thanks to the unprecedented visibility and transparency they provide, diverse IoT-based applications are being developed. With the proliferation of IoT, both the amount and type of data items captured have increased dramatically. The data generated by IoT devices reside in different organizations and systems, and a major barrier to utilizing the data is the lack of interoperability among the standards used to capture the data. To reduce this barrier, two major standards have emerged: the Global Standards One (GS1) Electronic Product Code Information Service (EPCIS) and the FIWARE Next Generation Services Interface (NGSI). However, the two standards differ not only in the data encoding but also in the underlying philosophy of representing IoT data; namely, EPCIS is event-based, and NGSI is entity-based. Interoperability between FIWARE and EPCIS is essential for system integration. This paper presents OLIOT Mediation Gateway, now one of the incubated generic enablers offered by the FIWARE Foundation, that realizes the required interoperability between NGSI and EPCIS systems. It also demonstrates the applicability and feasibility of the Gateway by applying it to a real-life case study of integrating transparency systems used in a meat supply chain.

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Section: A Iot Interoperabilitymentioning

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Section: Oliot Mediation Gateway Design and Implementationmentioning

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Towards Interoperability of Entity-Based and Event-Based IoT Platforms: The Case of NGSI and EPCIS Standards

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“…In [8], the authors propose a document-based IoT platform that uses a federation of software components, complying with the EPCIS standard, for a wide range of applications, and demonstrate that the query response time performs better compared to other similar solutions, such as Fosstrack EPCIS [9], and Cassandra-based EPCIS [10]. However, the processes followed within a supply chain and any potential failures (e.g.…”

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confidence: 99%

SmartProduct: a prototype platform for product monitoring-as-a-service, leveraging IoT technologies and the EPCIS standard

Zervoudakis¹,

Plevraki²,

Plevridi³

et al. 2022

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Internet of Things (IoT) technologies have received significant attention in recent years by encompassing a set of technologies that enable a variety of heterogeneous physical objects, called things, to interact and communicate through efficient networking protocols. These technologies have already been used in several domains such as in manufacturing, healthcare, agriculture, etc. Another domain in which IoT can be applicable and useful, is that of supply chain tracing, where products are monitored throughout the whole supply chain. IoT data collection can enable the proliferation of applications, which are able to track environmental-related information per product (e.g. storage conditions), and combine them together with traceability data in order to provide full product monitoring services.Traditional supply chain tracing methods (e.g. product tracing, storage conditions' monitoring, transport vehicles used, etc.) involve costly and error-prone procedures, as human involvement is often required. Severe fragmentation is also possible, as the various stakeholders involved (producers, distributors, retailers), do not use interoperable technologies and standards.To overcome these limitations, we propose a flexible and secure prototype platform that leverages IoT technologies, jointly with the Electronic Product Code Information Service (EP-CIS) standard. The IoT software/hardware modules of the platform are used to collect IoT data (i.e. geographical location, ambient temperature, humidity, etc.), while the EPCIS-based software collects and records conventional supply chain traceability data (e.g. type of product manufactured, product loaded/unloaded into/from a truck, product transformed to another product, etc.). A rich RESTful API with strong authentication/authorisation mechanisms is used to offer Product-Monitoring-as-a-Service (PMaaS) to third-party applications.

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“…Based on that, Alonso-Rorí s et al 2016proposed a cost-effective and reusable traceability system based on semantic technology for tracing and controlling processes and products. Byun et al (2018) presented a graph-oriented persistence approach for the visibility data to achieve efficient and privacy-enhanced object traceability based on unified and linked EPCIS events. To solve the data information transmission and sharing problem, constructed a three-layer model of real-time data based on RFID for tracking and monitoring the workshop production process.…”

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Digital twin-driven 3D visualization monitoring and traceability system for general parts in continuous casting machine

Han¹,

Yan²,

Yang³

et al. 2020

JAMDSM

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There are lots of general parts with frequent maintenance and high interchangeability for continuous casting machine during its operation and maintenance. To acquire the service information of each general part under the environment of high temperature and serious oil pollution for predicting remaining life and preventative maintenance, a digital twin-driven monitoring and traceability system for general parts in continuous casting machine is proposed. First, the systematic architecture of proposed approach is given in detail, where a typical five-layer model for digital twin-driven monitoring and traceability is established. Second, the Web-based 3D visualization monitoring for continuous casting machine is achieved by using lightweight 3D twin model. After that, an assembly model based on polychromatic sets is built for expressing and describing the assembly relationships and assembly process of general parts. Meanwhile, an encoding rule for part and position is put forward by considering assembly position information. On the basis of that, the general parts with total process information are traced in the service life cycle. Finally, digital twin-based 3D visualization monitoring and traceability prototype system is developed and implemented, where the experiment cases verify the effectiveness and feasibility of the proposed approach.

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Oliot EPCIS: Engineering a web information system complying with EPC Information Services standard towards the Internet of Things

Cited by 15 publications

References 20 publications

Towards Interoperability of Entity-Based and Event-Based IoT Platforms: The Case of NGSI and EPCIS Standards

Towards Interoperability of Entity-Based and Event-Based IoT Platforms: The Case of NGSI and EPCIS Standards

SmartProduct: a prototype platform for product monitoring-as-a-service, leveraging IoT technologies and the EPCIS standard

Digital twin-driven 3D visualization monitoring and traceability system for general parts in continuous casting machine

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