Intelligent manufacturing production line data monitoring system for industrial internet of things

Chen, Wei

doi:10.1016/j.comcom.2019.12.035

Cited by 109 publications

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“…Chen [46] argued that RFID can realize warehouse automation through electronic tags and stackers to manage warehouse scheduling and inventory highly intelligently. As an example, RFID technology can be used to register the incoming and outgoing flow of products into the warehouse environment [49] or to manage the expiration dates of products [51].…”

Section: Category 1: Shopfloor Operational-related Activitiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Systematic Review on Technologies for Data-Driven Production Logistics: Their Role from a Holistic and Value Creation Perspective

2021

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A data-driven approach in production logistics is adopted as a response to challenges such as low visibility and system rigidity. One important step for such a transition is to identify the enabling technologies from a value-creating perspective. The existing corpus of literature has discussed the benefits and applications of smart technologies in overall manufacturing or logistics. However, there is limited discussion specifically on a production logistics level, from a systematic perspective. This paper addresses two issues in this respect by conducting a systematic literature review and analyzing 142 articles. First, it covers the gap in literature concerning mapping the application of these smart technologies to specific production logistic activities. Ten groups of technologies were identified and production logistics activities divided into three major categories. A quantitative share assessment of the technologies in production logistics activities was carried out. Second, the ultimate goal of implementing these technologies is to create business value. This is addressed in this research by presenting the “production logistics data lifecycle” and the importance of having a balanced holistic perspective in technology development. The result of this paper is beneficial to build a ground to transit towards a data-driven state by knowing the applications and use cases described in the literature for the identified technologies.

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Section: Category 1: Shopfloor Operational-related Activitiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Systematic Review on Technologies for Data-Driven Production Logistics: Their Role from a Holistic and Value Creation Perspective

2021

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“…At the same time that IIoT presents itself as a powerful tool for planning and managing an industrial production workshop using radio frequency identification technologies, bringing to the workshop a real-time connection between senior management and this tool is almost completely autonomous and capable of managing a large amount of data, information and commands previously programmed without constant supervision [12]. However, it is pertinent to note that IIoT is not capable of handling alone a large amount of data.…”

Section: Internet Of Things (Iot)mentioning

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IoT and knowledge Economy: Two Strong Pillars of Industry 4.0

Menezes

Lira

Neiva

2021

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The Industry 4.0 concept incorporates technologies from a wide range of domains and this inevitably requires massive changes in processes of innovation, production, logistics and services. Such innovations and transformations cannot be impelled in practice without the support of a tool known as Internet of Things or simply IoT. The objective of this research is to present an overview on two strong and influential pillars of Industry 4.0, which are the IoT and the knowledge economy. For several authors who have dedicated themselves to the study of the fourth industrial revolution, IoT is considered an indispensable pillar for the implementation of the concepts of the referred industrial revolution. However, it has not been common in the literature to see references correlating the almost inherent relationship that exists between IoT and the knowledge economy. In summary, it is possible to state that the greater the valuation and investments directed towards the knowledge economy, the better the quality of the operation of the emerging technique or mechanism known as IoT. From the perspective of industry 4.0 concepts, both the IoT and the knowledge economy have strong beneficial influences on industrial production organizations. Still according to the information compiled in this research, the knowledge economy can be seen as the great asset in favor of ensuring the employability of qualified professionals for all kinds of organizations of an industrial nature.

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“…10 5-Applying the wireless sensor network of the Industrial Internet of Things and the radio frequency identification technology to the production workshop of the discrete manufacturing industry, the realtime status of the shop floor can be automatically collected, providing a powerful decision-making basis for the upper-level planning management department. 11 6-The Internet of Things (IoT) global arena is massive and growing exponentially. Those in the emerging digital world have recently witnessed the proliferation and impact of IoT-enabled devices.…”

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The impact of Internet of Things on Accounting Cycle

Ebrahim

2020

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How IoT Will Influence Accounting and Billing Systems It be believed that IoT can remodel the accounting and billing industry. Since it connects all devices on a global scale, the data harvested by each connected device can be translated into stellar strategies. IoT can be used with suitable accounting software to automate the process of accounting and billing to improve its overall productivity. Thus, IoT has the potential to enhance the accounting system in many ways. These are many online accounting packages and tools that focus on small and medium businesses, and now it's no longer just clouds with Internet things taking over. ➢ Banks and salaries provided data directly into the system, ➢ Sales representatives create invoices directly from their iPhones ➢ Invoices are entered directly from iPhones by people who buy goods ➢ Like Xero, the calculations are surprisingly accurate without any input from the accountant ➢ SMEs are now asking for advice that not only sets the time of commitment but also helps them shape their business for the future. ➢ Accountants and service providers in all professions need to find new ways to be part of the new service-driven world. Internet of Things, known as Internet of Things (IoT), is a network of physical devices, vehicles, home appliances and other components embedded with electronic devices, computers, sensors, engines and communication that enable these devices to communicate and share data that is uniquely defined by a computer capable of on the interaction within the current infrastructure of the Internet.

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Intelligent manufacturing production line data monitoring system for industrial internet of things

Cited by 109 publications

References 19 publications

A Systematic Review on Technologies for Data-Driven Production Logistics: Their Role from a Holistic and Value Creation Perspective

A Systematic Review on Technologies for Data-Driven Production Logistics: Their Role from a Holistic and Value Creation Perspective

IoT and knowledge Economy: Two Strong Pillars of Industry 4.0

The impact of Internet of Things on Accounting Cycle

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