Logic controller design system supporting UML activity diagrams

Grobelny, Michał; Grobelna, Iwona

doi:10.1109/mixdes.2015.7208599

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“…Unfortunately, the aforementioned standards provide only general rules for guiding and they do not include any software development methodology [9]. Conversely, MDE has been successfully applied to the development of IT systems [15].…”

Section: Iibackgroundmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Accordingly, MDE contributes to the definition of new concepts to the Industry 4.0 [7], [8], where a smart factory can help to achieve integrated and easily reconfigurable industrial systems covering the production demands, according to the needs of the increasingly changing market. In this sense, all the elements of our IAS are based on a model that can be improved by the introduction of behaviour modelling and transformation rules [9].…”

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confidence: 99%

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iMMAS an Industrial Meta-Model for Automation System Using OPC UA

Gutierrez-Guerrero¹,

Holgado-Terriza²

2017

ElAEE

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Industry 4.0 promotes the integration of IT software technology with the industrial devices of a factory for the supervision and control of Industrial Automation Systems (IAS). In this paper, a novel metamodel called iMMAS (Industrial Meta-Model for Automation System) is proposed to simplify the development and deployment of an IAS. The metamodel provides a language for modelling the industrial process of a factory through industrial devices (including PLC, Soft-PLC or RTU) using new abstractions to conceptualize the IAS. This work presents how the models are performed and executed on an OPC UA environment, and how they can be used to generate a program for a PLC. A case study is also shown to test the applicability of the proposal presented.

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confidence: 99%