Presenting Cloud-Based Performance Monitoring Technology In-Line with the 4.0 Industrial Revolution for Industrial Facilities

This study examines the state of affairs now and what lies ahead in terms of technology from the viewpoint of pilot projects, which are crucial in promoting the adoption of Industry 4.0. The program culminates in the development of a dynamic platform designed to evaluate and contrast many customized solutions that cater to the distinct needs of enterprises. Industry 4.0 developments present a plethora of design options, but businesses must develop internal solutions that best fit their requirements, taking into account factors like safety, affordability, and the possibility of requiring specialist knowledge that may need to be outsourced. The platform, which is now in use, has a cloud-based system for tracking control loop performance (CLPM), which serves as an all-inclusive communication module that efficiently collects and manages data. The document provides specific technical information about the pilot-scale module's implementation, providing an overview of ongoing work. The project's scope has expanded to encompass the system's integration of new capabilities, including live data analysis, job supervision, and a CLPM scheme that can handle factories with dispersed operations across several regions. As such, the discussion delves into the platform's incremental evolution, emphasizing the progress made in the technologies utilized.

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2024-10-28
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icocsim65098.2024.00020
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Presenting Cloud-Based Performance Monitoring Technology In-Line with the 4.0 Industrial Revolution for Industrial Facilities

Wahyu Sardjono, Astari Retnowardhani, Asima Mart Yanti Gultom
Technology and Data Analysis
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Presenting Cloud-Based Performance Monitoring Technology In-Line with the 4.0 Industrial Revolution for Industrial Facilities

Wahyu Sardjono, Astari Retnowardhani, Asima Mart Yanti Gultom
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This study examines the state of affairs now and what lies ahead in terms of technology from the viewpoint of pilot projects, which are crucial in promoting the adoption of Industry 4.0. The program culminates in the development of a dynamic platform designed to evaluate and contrast many customized solutions that cater to the distinct needs of enterprises. Industry 4.0 developments present a plethora of design options, but businesses must develop internal solutions that best fit their requirements, taking into account factors like safety, affordability, and the possibility of requiring specialist knowledge that may need to be outsourced. The platform, which is now in use, has a cloud-based system for tracking control loop performance (CLPM), which serves as an all-inclusive communication module that efficiently collects and manages data. The document provides specific technical information about the pilot-scale module's implementation, providing an overview of ongoing work. The project's scope has expanded to encompass the system's integration of new capabilities, including live data analysis, job supervision, and a CLPM scheme that can handle factories with dispersed operations across several regions. As such, the discussion delves into the platform's incremental evolution, emphasizing the progress made in the technologies utilized.

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