RFID synchronisation for ambient services in a holonic and isoarchic control model

Dubromelle, Yves; Prunaret, Jean Pierre; Ounnar, Fouzia; Pujo, Patrick

doi:10.1504/ijrfita.2014.063925

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“…This extent can be found currently for co-manipulation of robots, connectivity of CNC or development of new communication standards for PLCs, where the notion of collaboration is only evaluated at a quasisingle level; • POC: the Proof Of Concept level is dedicated for laboratory setups including the notion of collaboration between CPPS and a behavior close to the one that could be found in an industrial context. This level is currently representative of the large-scale demonstrators that can be found in [48][49][50][51][52] for example; • Industry: the objective of these applications is to reach the industrial application level, where actual developments are made on a running production system. At this level, coherent performance evaluation can be made and feasibility purposes can be identified; • Learning factory: one of the biggest challenge that will face industry when CPPS-based manufacturing systems will be extensively available will be to have engineers and technicians trained to work in full cooperation with those kind of systems.…”

Section: Development Extentmentioning

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Classification of cyber-physical production systems applications: Proposition of an analysis framework

Cardin

2019

Computers in Industry

111

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Cyber-physical systems have encountered a huge success in the past decade in several scientific communities, and specifically in production topics. The main attraction of the concept relies in the fact that it encompasses many scientific topics that were distinct before. The downside is the lack of readability of the current developments about cyber-physical production systems (CPPS). Indeed, the large scientific area of CPPS makes it difficult to identify clearly and rapidly, in the various applications that were made of CPPS, what are the choices, best practices and methodology that are suggested and that could be used for a new application. This work intends to introduce an analysis framework able to classify those developments. An extensive study of literature enabled to extract the major criteria that are to be used in the framework, namely: Development Extent; Research Axis; Instrumenting; Communication standards; Intelligence deposit; Cognition level; Human factor. Several recent examples of CPPS developments in literature are used to illustrate the use of the framework and brief conclusions are drawn from the comparative analysis of those examples.

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Section: Development Extentmentioning

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Classification of cyber-physical production systems applications: Proposition of an analysis framework

Cardin

2019

Computers in Industry

111

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“…1. The intelligence is either embedded on the pallet or container (RFID tag [43][59], embedded CPU [12], Arduino chips [30], WSN mote [56], etc.) or in the IP (RFID tag embedded in wood or textile raw material [74]) defining {Machine; C3; Agility} systems.…”

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Future Industrial Systems: Best Practices of the Intelligent Manufacturing and Services Systems (IMS2) French Research Group

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IEEE Trans. Ind. Inf.

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Development of future industry has become an active research area in the recent years. A structured national workgroup, called IMS², has emerged in France over the last decade. The aim of this paper is, regarding four highlighted general research topics (namely agility, new technologies, sustainability and industrial dissemination), to synthetize the general research works on intelligent manufacturing and to demonstrate the principal contributions developed within the framework of this national workgroup. After a critical evaluation of the proposed approaches towards alternative solutions, this paper suggests a 2030 roadmap for the workgroup.

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RFID synchronisation for ambient services in a holonic and isoarchic control model

Cited by 2 publications

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Classification of cyber-physical production systems applications: Proposition of an analysis framework

Classification of cyber-physical production systems applications: Proposition of an analysis framework

Future Industrial Systems: Best Practices of the Intelligent Manufacturing and Services Systems (IMS2) French Research Group

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