Abstract
Integrating smart manufacturing ecosystems with industrial-grade smart energy and building automation systems enables real-time adaptation to changes in demands and factory conditions, the supply chain, and the needs of customers and society. However, integrating, managing, and controlling data exchange usually incurs high overheads in such a collaborative industrial environment. Smart home IoT technologies are a cost-effective solution for smart energy and building automation systems; they are not fully interoperable with industrial IoT technologies. This paper presents a mechanism to solve this interoperability problem using the Eclipse Arrowhead framework. The proposed solution provides a microservice-oriented architecture to develop protocol-specific smart adapter systems for the Arrowhead framework. These smart adapter systems provide seamless and highly scalable integrations between smart home and industrial IoT technologies. Our solution enables smart manufacturing ecosystems to meet Industry 5.0’s core values and reduce their carbon footprint to save the planet. We present the performance of our solution using an example from a real-world use case of a smart heating system scenario in a smart factory.
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