We are pleased to invite you to the annual colloquium "Communication in Automation", which will take place on November 6, 2024 in the historic Hanseatic city of Lemgo. The colloquium is organized in cooperation with the Institute for Industrial Information Technology - inIT of the Technical University Ostwestfalen-Lippe (TH OWL) and the ifak e.V.
Date: November 06, 2024
Venue: at the Innovation Campus Lemgo in the Old Hanseatic City of Lemgo
Organizer: inIT of the Ostwestfalen-Lippe University of Applied Sciences (TH OWL) and ifak e.V.
Download as PDF: Call for Papers
The annual colloquium "Communication in Automation" offers a platform for scientists, engineers, industry representatives and interested parties to discuss the latest developments, trends and challenges in the fields of communication and automation. The event offers a series of high-caliber lectures, presentations and discussion panels.
Topics of the colloquium:
- Industrial communication protocols and standards
- Cyber-physical systems and Industry 4.0
- Communication technologies for intelligent manufacturing systems
- Machine learning and artificial intelligence in automation
- Security and data protection in networked systems
- Applications of communication technologies in automation
We cordially invite all interested experts and researchers to submit presentations or posters on these topics. Selected papers will be published in the official conference proceedings.
The Annual Colloquium provides a great opportunity to network and exchange ideas with experts from industry and academia. In addition, participants can learn about innovative research projects and technologies at first hand.
Keynote: Eberhard "ebbse" Wahl Managing Director of TRUMPF Tracking Technologies and head of the use case working group for the omlox open tracking standard. |  |
Abstract:
Interoperable Real Time Locating Systems for all: An introduction to the omlox standard. The promises of Industry 4.0 cannot be fulfilled on the basis of countless proprietary solutions. In this respect, there are many efforts in associations and projects to standardize various interfaces and architectures. The location of objects is a central element of the digital factory. Pioneering work has been done here with omlox. The importance of the standardization of location information and the sensory connection, as well as their enormous potential, are explained and made tangible using specific cases as examples. In addition to an overview of the status quo, there will be an outlook on future applications, including the industrial metaverse.
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