Capability model for sensor/actuator reconfiguration
An interface-oriented approach and its implementation
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.17560/atp.v61i9.2434Keywords:
capability model, reconfiguration, manufacturing resources, automationMLAbstract
Faced with individualized orders, manufacturing companies increasingly have to adapt their production processes to changing requirements. For each order it is necessary to assess which product can be produced by which production resources. To remain efficient in production engineering and planning, this assessment should be automated as far as possible. This especially holds for reconfigurable production resources. We demonstrate that the modelling of skills of production resources is a suitable way to ease the assessment of producibility and to generate feasible resource configurations. The approach has been implemented
using AutomationML and applied to an automatic riveting system at Airbus.
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