merging agents and cloud services in industrial applications

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2014
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Abstract
A novel idea to combine agent technology and cloud computing for monitoring a plant floor system is presented. Cloud infrastructure has been leveraged as the main mechanism for hosting the data and processing needs of a modern industrial information system. The cloud offers unlimited storage and data processing in a near real-time fashion. This paper presents a software-as-a-service (SaaS) architecture for augmenting industrial plant-floor reporting capabilities. This reporting capability has been architected using networked agents, worker roles, and scripts for building a scalable data pipeline and analytics system.
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Authors ;Francisco P. Maturana;Juan L. Asenjo;Neethu S. Philip;Shweta Chatrola
Journal journal of evidence-based complementary & alternative medicine
Year 2014
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10.1155/2014/124872
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