2009
DOI: 10.3139/104.110117
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RFID für ein effizientes Werkzeugmanagement

Abstract: Kurzfassung Die fortschreitende Entwicklung in der Informations- und Identifikationstechnologie eröffnet neue Möglichkeiten, Unternehmensprozesse zu optimieren. So werden beispielsweise vermehrt ERP- und Tool Management-Systeme zur Unterstützung der Fertigung eingesetzt. Neuerdings findet auch die RFID-Technologie immer breitere Anwendung speziell in der Fertigung. Dabei besteht der Gedanke darin, die Potenziale der bestehenden Informationstechnologien zu nutzen und mit denen der RFID-Technologi… Show more

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“…While, in batch recording, the place where the product is created or the components are converted is decisive for data recording, in tool management, it is the use or place of use of the tool, usually the machine. Added to this is the fact that tools are currently only able to capture and forward data in a few cases [156,157], combined with the fact that a large part of the data required to manage the tools is generated redundantly during processing on the machine [158,159]. However, tools have a major influence on production and quality, so monitoring and documentation are important for machine manufacturers' customers.…”
Section: Tool Data Acquisitionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…While, in batch recording, the place where the product is created or the components are converted is decisive for data recording, in tool management, it is the use or place of use of the tool, usually the machine. Added to this is the fact that tools are currently only able to capture and forward data in a few cases [156,157], combined with the fact that a large part of the data required to manage the tools is generated redundantly during processing on the machine [158,159]. However, tools have a major influence on production and quality, so monitoring and documentation are important for machine manufacturers' customers.…”
Section: Tool Data Acquisitionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From the machine manufacturer's point of view, it is sufficient if the machine additionally records the tool currently in use via the machine and communicates with the data, e.g., from the MDC. Further processing and storage can then take place in separate systems [158][159][160].…”
Section: Tool Data Acquisitionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, since you do not collect any data yourself, but use data from the machine, it is sufficient from the machine builderʹs point of view if the machine builder also records and communicates the tool currently in use via the machine [160]. Further processing and storage can then take place in separate systems [161]. [159] 11) Recording of personnel data Personnel data acquisition at the machine is relevant when data requiring documentation can be added to or manipulated directly at the machine and forwarded from there to other systems.…”
Section: ) Tool Data Acquisitionmentioning
confidence: 99%