Moving from RFID to autonomous cooperating logistic processes

Scholz‐Reiter, Bernd; Uckelmann, Dieter; Gorldt, Christian; Hinrichs, Uwe; Tervo, Jan Topi

doi:10.1017/cbo9780511541155.015

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“…(1) With a specific focus on the novice users, a demonstration artefact was provided, accompanied by a preconfigured set of sensors and actuators represented on GUI level (see VI.A). (2) The GUI itself was subject to changes in order to differentiate better between novices and more experienced users (see section VI.B).…”

Section: Adaptive Interfacementioning

confidence: 99%

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IoT service development via adaptive interfaces: Improving utilization of cyber-physical systems by competence based user interfaces

Kalverkamp¹,

Gorldt²

2014

2014 International Conference on Engineering, Technology and Innovation (ICE)

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The more complex the processes, the higher the need for process transparency through high-quality real-time data. The steady improvement of Internet-of-Things technologies, or of the recently phrased cyber physical systems, during the last years ensures this process transparency. Although these technologies are promising, the potential of IoT/CPS technologies is not yet fully applied in practice. One reason is that technology novices have difficulties participating in development processes and consequently prevent case-specific and relevant services from being described. This paper presents an adaptive interface approach to support the development and utilization of IoT solutions. An exemplary solution is presented based on an IoT toolkit with a GUI for configuration, making service development possible without coding skills. Based on experiment observations, design improvements of the GUI are implemented. Furthermore, a more sophisticated design is introduced. This will allow users with different competence levels to improve their interaction with sensor and actuator networks further; consequently, more appropriate solutions can be developed and used.

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Section: Adaptive Interfacementioning

confidence: 99%

“…In particular, the implied paradigm shift of such solutions (e.g. autonomous systems) is still to be performed [2]. While industries already exist that move towards the IoT paradigm shift, such as the automotive sector, other industries, including the logistics sector, are more conservative and less open to new approaches [3], [4].…”

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confidence: 99%