Christian Friedrich, Stefan Vogt, Franziska Rudolph, Paul Patolla, Jossy Milagros Grützmann, Orlando Hohmeier, Martin Richter, Ken Wenzel, Dirk Reichelt, Steffen Ihlenfeldt
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Abstract
Value creation in production is based on collaboration of different stakeholders and requires the secure and sovereign exchange of knowledge. Today, knowledge has mostly been built up individually and is only exchanged in a proprietary manner. This paper presents an exemplary pipeline for federated services in cross-domain and cross-company value creation networks for cognitive production. On the example of collaboratively training of a federated machine learning model, machine tool lifetime is predicted in industrial manufacturing for high-end operating resources (high-quality cutting tools). From the shop floor to the cloud, all service relevant information is structured using existing digital twin standards and a linked data approach. In particular, the Industry 4.0 Asset Administration Shell (AAS) and OPC UA are used for collecting and referencing operational and engineering data. GAIA-X connectors transfer the service relevant data through a shared data space. The solution enables intelligent analysis and decision-making under the prioritization of data sovereignty and transparency and, therefore, acts as an enabler for future collaborative, data-driven manufacturing applications.
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ournal of Machine Engineering is a scientific journal devoted to current issues of design and manufacturing - aided by innovative computer techniques and state-of-the-art computer systems - of products which meet the demands of the current global market. It favours solutions harmonizing with the up-to-date manufacturing strategies, the quality requirements and the needs of design, planning, scheduling and production process management. The Journal'' s subject matter also covers the design and operation of high efficient, precision, process machines. The Journal is a continuator of Machine Engineering Publisher for five years. The Journal appears quarterly, with a circulation of 100 copies, with each issue devoted entirely to a different topic. The papers are carefully selected and reviewed by distinguished world famous scientists and practitioners. The authors of the publications are eminent specialists from all over the world and Poland. Journal of Machine Engineering provides the best assistance to factories and universities. It enables factories to solve their difficult problems and manufacture good products at a low cost and fast rate. It enables educators to update their teaching and scientists to deepen their knowledge and pursue their research in the right direction.