Digital Twin-based Condition Monitoring with Distributed Data Mapping of OPC UA and ISO 10303 STEP

Subscribers:
24,000
Published on ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fWc3LBgEXQ



Duration: 0:00
71 views
0


A digital twin (DT), the digital counterpart of a physical entity, process, or system, is a pivotal innovation driving the manufacturing industry’s digital transformation. DT plays a significant role in product lifecycle management (PLM) and product condition monitoring. However, the diversity of systems and processes involved poses challenges in DT and data management within PLM, particularly regarding efficiency, standardized data mapping, and latency. The paper presents a solution architecture to address these challenges and contribute towards an efficient and cost-effective product lifecycle management system. The architecture focuses on DT’s data management and communication aspects, utilizing the edge-based, decentralized Eclipse Arrowhead Framework and EDMtruePLM (Enterprise Data Management True Product Lifecycle Management) for standardized data management and condition monitoring of products. Integrating the ISO 10303 STEP standard for data modeling and the Open Platform Communications Unified Architecture (OPC UA) standard for communication is emphasized, improving the contextual significance of the data and the system’s interoperability. A use case implementation is presented, where a fischertechnik assembly line is monitored, capturing sensor data through the PLC’s OPC UA server. The sensor data is then aligned with the STEP standard and stored in the EDMTruePLM database for monitoring.




Other Videos By Eclipse Foundation


2024-12-11Theia IDE: The Why, the How and the Future
2024-12-10Open Source Facing European Regulation: What's the Plan? - OCX 2024
2024-12-10Eyes Wide Open, AIs Wide Open - Or How to Remain in Control in the Age of AI - OCX 2024
2024-12-10Enhancing Software Supply Chain Security: Approaches to Software Composition Analysis - OCX 2024
2024-12-10Zero Install Embedded CC++ Development Running GDB in the Browser with WebAssembly
2024-12-10TMLL Trace Server Machine Learning Library, Use AI for Trace Analysis
2024-12-10Listening, Learning, Leading: The Road to the Open Source AI Definition - OCX 2024
2024-12-09Christofer Dutz on Fostering Open Source in Industrial Automation
2024-12-08Francisco Carneiro on Why Joining the Eclipse Foundation and Open Source Benefits Businesses
2024-12-08What is next? Towards Dataspace Interoperability: Open standardisation and implementation
2024-12-05Digital Twin-based Condition Monitoring with Distributed Data Mapping of OPC UA and ISO 10303 STEP
2024-12-02Eclipse IDE November 2024 Community Call: Engage and Shape the Future of SWT
2024-12-02Industrial Toolchains in the Era of Generative AI - OCX 2024
2024-12-02Mastering Target Platform Migrations: Challenges, Resources, and Best Practices - OCX 2024
2024-12-02Eclipse Theia - News from the Next Gen Tools Platform - OCX 2024
2024-12-02Enhancing Custom IDEs with AI: Strategies, Use Cases, and Pitfalls - OCX 2024
2024-12-02Integrating AI with Domain-Specific Tools: Practical Insights and Techniques - OCX 2024
2024-12-02The State of the Eclipse Foundation - OCX 2024
2024-12-02Eclipse ThreadX: A Star is (Re)born - OCX 2024
2024-12-02Hello World+ projects to test and benchmark software composition analysis tools - OCX 2024
2024-12-01The future of cybersecurity, today: Free and open source tools for CRA compliance for SMEs - OCX 24