Service-Oriented Device Communications Using the Devices Profile for Web services

Jammes, François; Mensch, Antoine; Smit, H.

doi:10.1109/ainaw.2007.331

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“…Industrial applicability also calls for support of dumb (for example, wired IO) and legacy devices. These issues have already been addressed with success by James et al (2005aJames et al ( , 2005b) using specially designed gateway devices, as now also in the Robotics Studio.…”

Section: Architecturementioning

confidence: 99%

On the Use of Service Oriented Software Platforms for Industrial Robotic Cells

Veiga

Pires

Nilsson

2007

IFAC Proceedings Volumes

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On the Use of Service Oriented Software Platforms for Industrial Robotic Cells

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Pires

Nilsson

2007

IFAC Proceedings Volumes

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“…The architecture provided by the mentioned methods allows the devices in the automated system to play both roles the correspondent and the receiver [19], thus enabling peer-to-peer interactions. The general scheme that has been adopted in these methods: 1) Addressing -The foundation of the system's network that refers to the participated devices' IP addresses that provided by IP protocol, assigned by either DHCP or statically.…”

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confidence: 99%

Hardware/Software Verification Process through Cloud Computing

Esbel¹,

Christian²

2016

LNSE

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Abstract-For the past decade, we have seen an introduction of hardware/software automated systems in our community, which offer new and interesting advantages to the associated sides. However, it has become less adopted because it exposes the organizations or individuals to a variety of difficulties and limitations. Moreover, the traditional communication methods such as Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and GSM network, which are used to consolidate hardware with software limits the system functionality and scalability. This paper proposes a new approach for integrating hardware with software through cloud computing. Utilizing cloud computing as the network backbone produces better opportunities and best practices to organizations and individuals over traditional communication methods. The paper will demonstrate how a microcontroller can be connected to a handheld device through cloud as well as providing solutions for mapping related devices and securing their channels from other devices in the system.

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“…From a system architecture perspective the reader is referred to the articles detailed in section 1 and the references therein as well as the following development projects: SIRENA [16] -award winning project that targeted the development of a Service Infrastructure for Real time Embedded Networked Applications [17]. An Implementation of a DPWS stack [18,19] From a diagnostic point of view this research positions as complementary to the existing approaches rather than a substitute. As shall be clarified in the forthcoming section, the abstraction level considered for the purpose of performing diagnosis implies the existence of a "first line of diagnosis" that is better supported by conventional approaches.…”

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Diagnosis in Networks of Mechatronic Agents: Validation of a Fault Propagation Model and Performance Assessment

Ribeiro¹,

Barata²,

Alves³

et al. 2011

Technological Innovation for Sustainability

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Abstract. Recent shop floor paradigms and approaches increasingly advocate the use of distributed systems and architectures. Plug-ability, Fault Tolerance, Robustness and Preparedness are characteristics believed to emerge by instantiation of these fundamentally new design approaches. However these features, when effectively present, often come at the cost of a greater system complexity. Enclosed in this complexity increase is a plethora on unforeseen interactions between the entities (modules) that compose the system. The purpose of this paper is, in this context, twofold: to validate a fault propagation model in random networks (that simulate the connectivity of modular shop floor systems) and assess the performance of two diagnostic approaches to expose the impact of relying in local or global information.

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Service-Oriented Device Communications Using the Devices Profile for Web services

Cited by 61 publications

References 2 publications

On the Use of Service Oriented Software Platforms for Industrial Robotic Cells

On the Use of Service Oriented Software Platforms for Industrial Robotic Cells

Hardware/Software Verification Process through Cloud Computing

Diagnosis in Networks of Mechatronic Agents: Validation of a Fault Propagation Model and Performance Assessment

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