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Automation and Information Systems

Engineering and operation of intelligent, reconfigurable, distributed cyber-physical production systems

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The increasing demand to produce customer-specific, individual products in shorter innovation

cycles within the machine and plant manufacturing domain require Cyber Physical Production Systems

(CPPS) with higher Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE). The main research goals of the AIS are

methods, notations, algorithms and architectures to increase OEE. Research areas are Model-Based

Engineering, self-X-CPPS, human-machine interaction and analysis and aggregation of big data.

To increase the overall equipment effectiveness of

machines, agents and learning approaches have been and

are being developed to improve the operation of CPPS.

In the field of model-based engineering, inconsistencies

management across disciplines and along the life cycle

were investigated to enable a seamless integration of

the data through the engineering workflow. In the field

of human-machine interaction, solutions for information

aggregation and representation for the human were devel-

oped including speech recognition and Augmented Reality

(AR) to support the individual operator according to his/

her skills and requirements. The aggregation and analysis

of big data to gain smart data from big data enables

predictive maintenance and process/product optimization.

Embedded Systems and its software in the mechatronic

industry (products and automated production systems)

are getting more and more important. The AIS adapts

methods and approaches from the computer science

domain with the needs of the machine and plant-man-

ufacturing domain. Therefore, approaches like technical

debt, product lines, family mining and neuronal nets or

Methods applied at the Institute of Automation and Information Systems

Institute of Automation and Information Systems – Main research fields

ontologies are introduced to address the challenges in

automation in real-world scenarios often together with

partners from industry.