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Abstract(s)
On the verge of Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS),
companies will need, sooner or later, to adapt their systems in
order to follow the emergent visions of Industrie 4.0 and
Industrial Internet demanding the digitalization of their
processes, preventing the losing of their competiveness levels. The
engineering of such innovative manufacturing control systems
assumes a crucial challenge without which becomes hard to
convince researchers and, primarily, practitioners of the
proposed architecture potentials. This paper describes the
engineering aspects of deploying an ADACOR based CPS for a
real small-scale production system. Since the solution is using
agent technology, a special attention is devoted to the interface
from the agent control layer to the physical resources using the
industrially adopted OPC-UA (OPC Unified Architecture). At the
end, some lessons learned in engineering this CPS are drawn.
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Keywords
Computer architecture Embedded systems Industrial electronics Manufacture Process control
Citation
Barbosa, José; Dias, José; Pereira, Arnaldo; Leitão, Paulo (2016). Engineering an ADACOR based solution into a small-scale production system. In 25th IEEE International Symposium on Industrial Electronics, ISIE. Santa Clara Convention CenterSanta Clara; United States. p.28-33. ISBN 978-1-5090-0873-5