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Bringing the Internet of Things along the manufacturing line: A case study in controlling industrial robot and monitoring energy consumption remotely

Paolo Brizzi, Davide Conzon, Hussein Khaleel, Riccardo Tomasi, Claudio Pastrone, A. M. Spirito, M. Knechtel, Ferry Pramudianto, Pietro Cultrona

Year
2013
Citations
41

Abstract

The Internet of Things (IoT) concept attracts considerable interest from the academia and industry. This paper provides a set of proof-of-concept prototype descriptions, based on such IoT exploitation, which aim at gathering real-time data along the manufacturing processes that enables a responsive production management and maintenance, including energy consumption and water usage monitoring at each stage of a production cycle. The presented work takes advantage of the ebbits platform, which provides a middleware infrastructure for integrating industrial sensors, devices and emerging wireless technology in the physical world, transforming them into web services that enable seamless integration into mainstream business system such as MES and ERP.

Keywords

Middleware (distributed applications)Computer scienceIndustry 4.0Energy consumptionMainstreamInternet of ThingsThe InternetProduction (economics)Wireless sensor networkRobot

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