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Title
Cyber Physical System Based Proactive Collaborative MaintenanceAuthor (from another institution)
Published Date
2016Publisher
IEEEKeywords
Cyber Physical Systems CPSCollaborative maintenance ecosystems
Proactive maintenance
MANTIS
Abstract
The aim of the MANTIS project is to provide a proactive maintenance service platform architecture based on Cyber
Physical Systems. The platform will allow estimating future performance, predicting an ... [+]
The aim of the MANTIS project is to provide a proactive maintenance service platform architecture based on Cyber
Physical Systems. The platform will allow estimating future performance, predicting and preventing imminent failures and
scheduling proactive maintenance. Maintenance is an important element that creates added value in the business processes and it also creates new business models with a stronger service orientation. Physical systems and the environment they work
in are continuously monitored by a range of intelligent sensors, resulting in massive amounts of data, which characterise the usage history, working condition, location, movement and other physical properties of the systems. These systems are part of a larger network of heterogeneous and collaborative systems (e.g. vehicle fleets) connected via robust communication mechanisms able to operate in challenging environments. MANTIS consists of distributed processing chains that efficiently transform raw data into knowledge, while minimising the need for bandwidth. Sophisticated distributed sensing and decision-making functions are performed at different levels collaboratively, ranging from local nodes to locally optimise performance, bandwidth and maintenance; to cloud-based platforms that integrate information from diverse systems and execute distributed processing and analytics algorithms for global decision-making. [-]
Publisher’s version
http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/SST.2016.7765654ISBN
978-1-5090-3718-6 PrintPublished at
Proceedings of the 2016 International Conference on Smart Systems and Technologies (SST). Osijek. 12-14 October. Pp. 173-178. IEEE, 2016Document type
Conference paper
Version
Postprint – Accepted Manuscript