Industry 4.0 is a project in the high-tech strategy of the German government, which promotes the computerization of traditional industries such as manufacturing. Technological basis are cyber-physical systems and the Internet of Things. In the United States, an initiative known as the Smart Manufacturing Leadership Coalition is also working on the future of manufacturing. How can SMW be part of an Industry 4.0 landscape?

1. SMW as a part of an Industry 4.0 Landscape
SMWCon Fall 2014

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• Master Data Management
• Data Monitoring
• Data Cleansing
• Data Integration
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• Business Intelligence
• Reporting & Dashboards
• Enterprise 2.0
• Workflow Automation
• Semantic Business Apps
• Semantic Search
• Ontology Engineering
• Enterprise 3.0
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3. Industry 4.0
• Project in the high-tech strategy of the German government
• US: Smart Manufacturing Leadership Coalition (SMLC)
• Computerization of the manufacturing industry
• Goal: Smart Factory
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4. Collective Intelligence
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http://wordlesstech.com/2014/09/02/crazy-ant-behavior-collective-intelligence/

5. Use Cases
• machines that predict failures
• trigger maintenance processes autonomously
• self-organized logistics that react to unexpected changes in
the production
• mass customization
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7. Smart Factory
Communication of Smart Objects
Control
Room
Machine
Product
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8. Passive Digital Object Memory (pDOM)
data on
server
each object
instance uniquely
identified
low cost
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9. Active Digital Object Memory (aDOM)
• Microprocessor
• Memory
• Microsensor Systems
• Positioning Chips
• Radio Modules
• …
Cyber Physical
System
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Sources: Wahlser, Orion Robotics, Wikipedia

10. Why Semantics?
Bits and Bytes Function Descriptions Factory Ontology
Sources: Wahlser
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11. Standards
Process BPMN 2.0
OWL, OWL-S, RDF,
SPARQL, OMM++, USDL,
WSDL
OPC/UA, AMQP, MQTT
TCP/IP
Ethernet
Semantics,
Services
Interoperability,
Messaging
Communication
Mechatronics Plugs
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12. High Level Architecture
Smart Factory
Product
Factory Service
aDOM
Memory
Directory
Self
Contained
Machine
Devices
Machine
Memory
Machine
Devices
Machine
Memory
Self
Contained
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13. Business Integration
Process (BPMN 2)
Workflow
Engine
Adapter
Adapter
Cyber Physical
System
Messages
Adapter
Business
Software
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14. AMQP based messaging
• Advanced Message Queuing Protocol
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15. Pushing new data to SMW
Open Source ETL-Tool
calling MW API
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