Abstract
In this paper, in the first part an introduction to development of the concepts of Ubiquitous and Cloud Manufacturing is presented, as a model of advanced manufacturing systems and enterprises. In the second part an architecture, that might guide the implementation and exploitation of the Ubiquitous and Cloud Manufacturing is presented through an informal and conceptual presentation.
Highlights
Theredore, Ubiquitous Manufacturing Systems and Enterprises concept is related to the availability of management, control and operation functions of manufacturing systems and enterprises anywhere, anytime, using direct control, notebooks or handheld devices
3) Specific instruments should be used, such as meta-organizations (e.g. Market of Resources model), brokering and virtuality, 4) These Ubiquitous Manufacturing Systems (UMS) “hyper”-sized manufacturing networks could be seen as manufacturing resources Internet of Things, 5) These UMS “hyper”-sized manufacturing networks could be seen as manufacturing production social networks, 6) These UMS “hyper”-sized manufacturing networks form and use clouds
Concerning the types of clouds, for an advanced Manufacturing Systems and/or enterprise, the most important are the concepts of cloud types: (1) IaaS - Infrastructure as a Service, (2) PaaS - Platform as a Service, (3) SaaS - Software as a Service, and “collectively *aaS (Everything as a Service) all of which imply a service-oriented architecture.”
Summary
In the first part an introduction to development of the concepts of Ubiquitous and Cloud Manufacturing is presented, as a model of advanced manufacturing systems and enterprises.
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