Advanced manufacturing syposium 2016 siaa colin koh
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The document discusses the significance of standardization and digitization in industrial automation, emphasizing its role in maximizing compatibility and cost savings in smart city deployments. It compares Industry 4.0 with the Industrial Internet Consortium, highlighting their different focuses and objectives in advancing manufacturing technology. Additionally, it addresses challenges in robotics standardization and the convergence of information and operational technologies.
Advanced manufacturing syposium 2016 siaa colin koh
- 1. Automation . IoT . Robotics ADVANCED MANUFACTURING SYMPOSIUM BY SIMTECH-NUS The Standisation and Digitisation of Industrial Automation The Digital Factory The Standisation and Digitisation of Industrial Automation Colin Koh www.linkedin.com/in/colinkoh Senior Manager LKH Precicon Pte Ltd Singapore Industrial Automation Association (SIAA) 21 Jun 2016
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- 3. Growth … Technology Convergence as a Game Changer 1 July 2016 Page 3 1960s Labour-intensive 1970s - 80s Capital-intensive 1990s Knowledge-intensive 2000s – Research, innovation & enterprise Image Sources: http://www.mpa.gov.sg
- 4. Automation . IoT . Robotics STANDARDISATION DEFINITION • Standardisation is the process of implementing and developing technical standards. Standardisation can help to maximize compatibility, interoperability, safety, repeatability, or quality. It can also facilitate commoditisation of formerly custom processes. In social sciences, including economics, the idea of standardisation is close to the solution for a coordination problem, a situation in which all parties can realise mutual gains, but only by making mutually consistent decisions. This view includes the case of "spontaneous standardisation processes", to produce de facto standards. (wikipedia.org) Source: Wikipedia
- 5. Automation . IoT . Robotics INTERNET OF THINGS - STANDARDISATION Overall we estimate that the cost saving associated with fully standards-based Solutions to smart cities deployments over the period 2017-2025, i.e. assuming complete standardization From the end of 2016 and for two typical four-year electoral cycles, would be USD340 billions worldwide on a like-for-like basic, 30% of the total cost.
- 6. Automation . IoT . Robotics Germany Industry 4.0, USA Advanced Manufacturing Initiative, China Manufacturing 2025, and Make in India
- 7. Automation . IoT . Robotics Standard and Consortium Source: IoT Standard the next generation Jeff Fedders Chief Strategist- Intel Corporation
- 8. Automation . IoT . Robotics SINGAPORE PARTICIPATION IN INTERNATIONAL STANDARD Source: www.itsc.org.sg Technical Reference TR 38:2014 Sensor network for Smart Nation (public areas) Technical Reference TR 40:2015 Sensor network for Smart Nation (homes) Technical Reference TR 47:2016 IoT reference architecture for Smart Nation Technical Reference TR 50:2016 IoT information and services interoperability for Smart Nation Others • JTC1/WG7 --- Sensor Network • JTC1/WG9 --- Big Data • JTC1/WG10 -- Internet of Things • JTC1/WG11 -- Smart Cities
- 9. Automation . IoT . Robotics INDUSTRY 4.0 VS INDUSTRIAL INTERNET CONSORTIUM Industry 4.0 Industry 4.0 is a German-government-sponsored with business and trade union vision for advanced manufacturing and support its implementation in Germany, thus maintaining the country’s position as a leading production location. Platform Industry 4.0 has recently been expanded to focus on systems security, work and education training, and legal issues. The Industrial Internet Consortium (IIOT) Is the open membership, international not-for-profit consortium that is setting the architectural framework and direction for the Industrial Internet. Founded by AT&T, Cisco, GE, IBM and Intel in March 2014, the consortium’s mission is to coordinate vast ecosystem initiatives to connect and integrate objects with people, processes and data using common architectures, interoperability and open standards. The goal of the Industrial Internet Consortium is not to create standards but rather to address current gaps in technology and security practices. (Source: IIC)
- 10. Automation . IoT . Robotics IPV6 OR ANOTHER Y2K? By Bruce Sinclair
- 11. Automation . IoT . Robotics THE COMMON INFORMATION EXCHANGE PLATFORM OPC UA (UNIFIED ARCHITECTURE)
- 12. Automation . IoT . Robotics ROBOTICS STANDARDISATION JAPANESE EXPERIENCE 1+1=3 • Challenges: • High Capital Cost and Maintenance • Mainly Deploy in Large Size Companies - Particularly Automotive Industry and Mass Productions • Proposed Solution: • Modularization • Standardization and Commonization of interfaces between components both software and hardware Platform • Build up Sufficient System Integrators and Competency
- 13. Automation . IoT . Robotics ROBOTICS STANDARDISATION Japan New Robot Strategy
- 14. Automation . IoT . Robotics DIGITISATION DEFINITION Digitisation is the representation of an object, image, sound, document or signal (usually an analog signal) by generating a series of numbers that describe a discrete set of its points or samples. The result is called digital representation or, more specifically, a digital image, for the object, and digital form, for the signal. In modern practice, the digitised data is in the form of binary numbers, which facilitate computer processing and other operations, but strictly speaking, digitising simply means the conversion of analog source material into a numerical format; the decimal or any other number system can be used instead. (Wikipedis.com) Source: Wikipedia
- 15. Automation . IoT . Robotics IMPACT OF DIGITISATION
- 16. Automation . IoT . Robotics VIRTUAL REALITY (VR) - AUGMENTED REALITY (AR) ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) - DEEP ANALYTICS Source: Youtube.com VR AR AI – Deep Learning
- 17. Automation . IoT . Robotics IT/OT CONVERGENCE Source: Ascent/ The convergence of IT and Operational Technology, statseeker.com From Chief Information Office/Chief Operating Officer To Chief Internet Officer Information Technology (IT) Operational Technology (OT) Purpose Transaction Processing Asset monitoring and control Systems analysis and applications Process control, metering, and protection Technical and business analytics Device-to-device communications Human decision support Server-to-device communications Operatiing environement Corporate data centers sustations Offcicers and server room Field equipments Control centers Control centers Inputdata Manual data entry Transducer and sensors via RTU's and PLCs Other IT systems IED's, relay, and meter Data from OT systems Operator inputs and other OT systems Output Data summaries Device control actions Result of analysis and calculations Display of status and alarms Command issued to other IT systems Operating logs Owners CIO and IT department Operation and engineering managers Finance Line of business managers Operation (OMS,DMS, EMS) maintenance departments Connectivity Corporate network process control protocols IP-based IP-based, serial, hardware analog and digital
- 18. Automation . IoT . Robotics CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES Jim Pinto From Intranet of Things to Internet of Things
- 19. Automation . IoT . Robotics STANDISATION - DIGITISATION - CUSTOMISATION App , HP US$300 3D printers Source: Straits Time
- 20. Automation . IoT . Robotics THANK YOUhttp://www.siaa.org http://www.sire.com.sghttp://www.internetofthingsasia.com