DocumentCode :
2960361
Title :
Communication brokerage for a federated control environment
Author :
Aendenroomer, A.J.R. ; Ding, Z.Q. ; He, H. ; Goh, K.M. ; Zhao, Y.Z.
Author_Institution :
Singapore Inst. of Manuf. Technol., Singapore
Volume :
1
fYear :
2004
fDate :
4-7 May 2004
Firstpage :
733
Abstract :
There is a trend among equipment builders to become more competitive by adding more and more features into their products. This process, which tremendously increases the complexity, is triggered by the aim to reach objectives like high reliability, speed and accuracy. In order to deal with this increasing complexity, SIMTech\´s manufacturing execution technology (MET) group has stated the objective to define methodologies and trajectories to describe and generate modules that can collaborate in a federated structure to become the archetype of tomorrow\´s equipment. In line with this, a research program has been started, which aims to deliver a platform for developing and deploying embedded control applications for a federated control environment. This platform is currently at the beginning stage of development, although a few key modules have already been completed or are close to completion, being a "communication broker" (ComBroker) and a "common device interface" (CDI). This paper focuses on the communication broker.
Keywords :
distributed control; process control; SIMTech manufacturing execution technology group; common device interface; communication brokerage; embedded control; federated control environment; Automatic control; Collaboration; Communication system control; Computer aided manufacturing; Computer architecture; Helium; Logic devices; Manufacturing automation; Manufacturing processes; Protocols; communication brokerage; federated control event notifier; publish / subscribe middleware;
fLanguage :
English
Publisher :
ieee
Conference_Titel :
Industrial Electronics, 2004 IEEE International Symposium on
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-8304-4
Type :
conf
DOI :
10.1109/ISIE.2004.1571897
Filename :
1571897
Link To Document :
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