Digital twin experiments focusing virtualisation, connectivity and real-time monitoring

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Main Author: Pires, Flávia
Publication Date: 2020
Other Authors: Melo, Victória, Almeida, João, Leitão, Paulo
Language: eng
Source: Repositórios Científicos de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (RCAAP)
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Summary: Industry 4.0 is re-shaping the manufacturing world, and amongst the several associated emerging methods and technologies, Digital Twin is becoming a popular approach both in industry and academia. However, the lack of knowledge about the characteristics, functionalities, best practices and benefits that it can provide, especially for small and medium enterprises, constraints its wider adoption. The use of real applications and demonstrators can contribute to exposing stakeholders to these new and innovative technologies and approaches, showing the applicability of Digital Twins. This paper presents several experiments in implementing Digital Twin for automation scenarios, considering different technologies and functionalities, namely in terms of virtualisation, connectivity and monitoring. Lessons learnt and challenges are also provided as a result of the experimental implementations.
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title Digital twin experiments focusing virtualisation, connectivity and real-time monitoring
spellingShingle Digital twin experiments focusing virtualisation, connectivity and real-time monitoring
Pires, Flávia
Digital twin
Virtualisation
Connectivity
Monitoring
title_short Digital twin experiments focusing virtualisation, connectivity and real-time monitoring
title_full Digital twin experiments focusing virtualisation, connectivity and real-time monitoring
title_fullStr Digital twin experiments focusing virtualisation, connectivity and real-time monitoring
title_full_unstemmed Digital twin experiments focusing virtualisation, connectivity and real-time monitoring
title_sort Digital twin experiments focusing virtualisation, connectivity and real-time monitoring
author Pires, Flávia
author_facet Pires, Flávia
Melo, Victória
Almeida, João
Leitão, Paulo
author_role author
author2 Melo, Victória
Almeida, João
Leitão, Paulo
author2_role author
author
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Pires, Flávia
Melo, Victória
Almeida, João
Leitão, Paulo
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Digital twin
Virtualisation
Connectivity
Monitoring
topic Digital twin
Virtualisation
Connectivity
Monitoring
description Industry 4.0 is re-shaping the manufacturing world, and amongst the several associated emerging methods and technologies, Digital Twin is becoming a popular approach both in industry and academia. However, the lack of knowledge about the characteristics, functionalities, best practices and benefits that it can provide, especially for small and medium enterprises, constraints its wider adoption. The use of real applications and demonstrators can contribute to exposing stakeholders to these new and innovative technologies and approaches, showing the applicability of Digital Twins. This paper presents several experiments in implementing Digital Twin for automation scenarios, considering different technologies and functionalities, namely in terms of virtualisation, connectivity and monitoring. Lessons learnt and challenges are also provided as a result of the experimental implementations.
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