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ADVENTUREThe Plug-and-Play Virtual Factory
(Adaptive Virtual ENTerprise ManufacTURing Environment)
Stuart CampbellChief Technology Officer TIE
Presentation to FINES Cluster MeetingFoF-ICT-2011.7.3: Virtual Factories and Enterprises
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The Journey
Approach: Process-based establishment of virtual factories
Requirements: Integration of legacy systems Coupling with IT-systems of business partners Manufacturing processes
Establishment Management Monitoring Adaptation
Improve information availability and reaction times
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Concept and Objectives
Virtual Factory Management: Formalised descriptions of factories, their services, and their properties
(e.g., location, quality standards, regulations, costs)
Process Definition, Forecasting, and Simulation: Establish and manage virtual factories Based on abstract processes
Real-time Monitoring, Knowledge Management, and Process Adaptation:
Monitor and adapt virtual factories Step-by-step execution of processes Discover services during runtime Integrate information from the
Internet of Things
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What will we Deliver
ADVENTURE Virtual Factory Management Process Definition , Forecasting & Simulation
Real -time Monitoring , Process Adaptation & Dashboard
Cloud-based Data Storage
Data Provisioning and Discovery
Smart Object Integration Data Exchange and Messaging Platform
Process Optimization
Process Forecasting and
Simulation
Smart Process Definition
Adaptive Process Execution
Real-time Process Monitoring
Dashboard
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ADVENTURE
Technology Science Users
FoF-ICT-2011.7.3: Virtual Factories and EnterprisesSTREP ID 285220 / 2.8M€ / 36M http://www.fp7-adventure.eu/Coordinator: Stefan Goebel, University of Darmstad [email protected] Contacts: Stuart Campbell, TIE [email protected]
Gash Bhullar, TANET [email protected]
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ADVENTURE
Stuart CampbellChief Technology Officer, TIE
stuart.campbell@tieholdingcom
ADVENTUREThe Plug-and-Play Virtual Factory
(Adaptive Virtual ENTerprise ManufacTURing Environment)
Stuart CampbellChief Technology Officer TIE
Presentation to FINES Cluster MeetingFoF-ICT-2011.7.3: Virtual Factories and Enterprises
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(c)ADVENTURE Consortium
ADVENTURE
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Adaptive Virtual ENTerprise ManufacTURing Environment
Example Scenario: Car Seat Manufacturing
What is actually a car seat? Frame, cushion, seat cover? Fancy cover? LCD display?
Components that need to be composed and adapted for different customers and their expectations
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High Level View
(c)ADVENTURE Consortium
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Manufacturing Process
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The Journey
Approach: Process-based establishment of virtual factories
Requirements: Integration of legacy systems Coupling with IT-systems of business partners Manufacturing processes
Establishment Management Monitoring Adaptation
Improve information availability and reaction times
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Concept and Objectives
Virtual Factory Management: Formalised descriptions of factories, their services, and their properties
(e.g., location, quality standards, regulations, costs)
Process Definition, Forecasting, and Simulation: Establish and manage virtual factories Based on abstract processes
Real-time Monitoring, Knowledge Management, and Process Adaptation:
Monitor and adapt virtual factories Step-by-step execution of processes Discover services during runtime Integrate information from the
Internet of Things
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(c)ADVENTURE Consortium
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What will we Deliver
ADVENTURE Virtual Factory Management Process Definition , Forecasting & Simulation
Real -time Monitoring , Process Adaptation & Dashboard
Cloud-based Data Storage
Data Provisioning and Discovery
Smart Object Integration Data Exchange and Messaging Platform
Process Optimization
Process Forecasting and
Simulation
Smart Process Definition
Adaptive Process Execution
Real-time Process Monitoring
Dashboard
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Implementation and Timeline
WP2 Vision and RequirementsWP3 Architecture, Manufacturing Model, Functional & Technical Specification
WP4 ADVENTURE Virtual Factory ManagementWP7Use Case: Realizing the ADVENTURE
WP8 Exploitation, Dissemination and Standardization
WP5 ADVENTURE Process Definition, Forecasting and Simulation
WP6 ADVENTURE Real-time Monitoring, Knowledge Management, Process Adaptation and Dashboard
WP1 Project Management, Quality Assurance and Reporting
Year 2 Year 3Year 1
Project Management & Quality Assurance
Exploitation and Dissemination
Analysis &Architecture
Specification &Implementation
Validation &Demonstration
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ADVENTURE
Technology Science Users
FoF-ICT-2011.7.3: Virtual Factories and EnterprisesSTREP ID 285220 / 2.8M€ / 36M http://www.fp7-adventure.eu/Coordinator: Stefan Goebel, University of Darmstad [email protected] Contacts: Stuart Campbell, TIE [email protected]
Gash Bhullar, TANET [email protected]
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ADVERT
Projects ADVENTURE and PREMANUS are sponsoring the FInES Technology Watch leadership and FET Taskforce
“The FInES cluster recognizes the importance of technology innovation for the future of enterprises. Since a lot of this innovation happens outside the cluster boundaries there is a need to monitor the ever-changing technology scene, identify the relevant topics and bring them for active discussions among the cluster stakeholders.”
http://www.fines-cluster.eu/fines/jm/FInES-Task-Forces/technology-watch-and-fet-task-force.html
Created 2010, Aim:• Schedule invited talks at cluster events • Share relevant materials on the FInES website• Create visibility for technologies used by various cluster projects
All new projects should have a DOW commitment for assisting taskforces so I look forward to receiving you contact point for this group
