Communication Standards Suitable for MES Systems Designed for SMES
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Abstract
A MES (Manufacturing Execution System) is a system that large companies use to measure or control critical production activities. Individual parts of this system can be used as a model for development of tools suitable for small and medium enterprises (SMEs). It can demonstrate how manufacturing systems works and which communication standards are usable. The communication standards enable data acquisition, data processing, storing and their conversion for any production report. Furthermore, interfaces for web clients allow displaying the raw or transformed data as a text or a graphic chart. The development of tools for an access to the data retrieved from MES software is described in this paper.
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| Authors | WINKLER, Ondřej;VALAS, Martin;OSADNÍK, Petr;LANDRYOVÁ, Lenka; |
| Journal | transactions of the vsb : technical university of ostrava |
| Year | 2009 |
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