Service-Oriented Infrastructure to Support the Deployment of Evolvable Production Systems

Cândido, Gonçalo; Colombo, Armando Walter; Barata, José; Jammes, François

doi:10.1109/tii.2011.2166779

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“…The integration of agents and SOA using agents, to embed the intelligent logic control that is exposed as services to the other agents, enables the adoption of a unifying technology for all levels of the enterprise [27,28]. The pertinent question that arises from this discussion is how to combine MAS and SOA and apply them effectively in industrial scenarios [27].…”

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confidence: 99%

Industrial automation based on cyber-physical systems technologies: Prototype implementations and challenges

Leitão

Colombo

Karnouskos

2016

Computers in Industry

545

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Section: Services As Enabler Of Cpsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Industrial automation based on cyber-physical systems technologies: Prototype implementations and challenges

Leitão

Colombo

Karnouskos

2016

Computers in Industry

545

258

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“…At the same time, the costs for maintaining the process flows evolution or modification are substantial due to the semi-automatic, or even error prone manual, configurations involved. A recent study by Candido et al proposed an architecture that supports the device and process lifecycle evolution based on SOA and Evolvable Production Systems (EPS) [15]. As part of this architecture, the devices have SOA interfaces that allow high level business applications to interact with them without any intermediary protocol gateways -a concept Fig.…”

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Integration of Wireless Sensor and Actuator Nodes With IT Infrastructure Using Service-Oriented Architecture

Kyusakov

Eliasson

Delsing

et al. 2013

IEEE Trans. Ind. Inf.

107

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Abstract-A large number of potential applications for Wireless Sensor and Actuator Networks (WSAN) have yet to be embraced by industry despite high interest amongst academic researchers. This is due to various factors such as unpredictable costs related to development, deployment and maintenance of WSAN, especially when integration with existing IT infrastructure and legacy systems is needed. Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) is seen as a promising technique to bridge the gap between sensor nodes and enterprise applications such as factory monitoring, control and tracking systems where sensor data is used. To date, research efforts have focused on middleware software systems located in gateway devices that implement standard service technology, such as Devices Profile for Web Services (DPWS), for interacting with the sensor network. This paper takes a different approach -deploying interoperable Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP)-based web services directly on the nodes and not using gateways. This strategy provides for easy integration with legacy IT systems and supports heterogeneity at the lowest level. Two-fold analysis of the related overhead, which is the main challenge of this solution, is performed; Quantification of resource consumption as well as techniques to mitigate it are presented, along with latency measurements showing the impact of different parts of the system on system performance. A proof-of-concept application using Mulle -a resource-constrained sensor platform -is also presented.

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“…Semantic control offers greater agility. Unprecedented demands for the industrial IoTs based on SOAs emerge simultaneously, and the unpredictable behaviors demand enhanced user expertise, smart web servers in each device, and well-defined service standards [11][12][13]. All of these demands can be summarized into one term-ontology.…”

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Energy Tree Dynamics of Smart Grid Based on Industrial Internet of Things

Wang

Zeng

Huang

et al. 2013

International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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Service-oriented architectures make establishing comprehensive profiles of smart factories feasible. In this paper, an energy tree model is used to describe a profile that shapes energy system dynamics. The energy tree shows an overall and detailed profile that combines information communication technologies and ontology knowledge bases. A 7-level network protocol defines sustainable communication services for accumulating local information to maintain the global energy tree in real time. The communication protocol manages everchanging temporal and spatial misalignments by aligning groups of energy resources that are temporally or spatially related. Meanwhile, correlated domain information regarding industrial processes is formulized into ontology models. Ontology-based semantic contexts allocate knowledge-supported attributes to energy resources, including systems, resources, and users. The key objective of context awareness is to align attributes and to intensify couplings between different energy resources by decomposing and aggregating internal ontology models. Intertemporal and interspatial correlations of energy resources are made available by the cooperative transmission of ontology-based semantic contexts in the protocol framework. An informational architecture based on the conceptual energy tree finally can be established using incomplete measurement data and reasoning for large-scale industrial networks. A Smart Grid application instance is given to demo,strate the functionalities of energy tree dynamics.

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Service-Oriented Infrastructure to Support the Deployment of Evolvable Production Systems

Cited by 116 publications

References 17 publications

Industrial automation based on cyber-physical systems technologies: Prototype implementations and challenges

Industrial automation based on cyber-physical systems technologies: Prototype implementations and challenges

Integration of Wireless Sensor and Actuator Nodes With IT Infrastructure Using Service-Oriented Architecture

Energy Tree Dynamics of Smart Grid Based on Industrial Internet of Things

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