Standardization for Smart Io T Systems and Industry

Standardization for Smart Io. T Systems and Industry 4. 0 Markus Reigl (Dipl. -Ing. , M. A. ) Siemens AG, Munich/Germany

Content 1. The challenge: Smart-X everywhere 2. The standardisation landscape for Smart-X 3. The German industry pragmatic approach to cope 4. The Outcome: publications, findings, experience

Content 1. The challenge: Smart-X everywhere 2. The standardisation landscape for Smart-X 3. The German industry pragmatic approach to cope 4. The Outcome: publications, findings, experience

Smart-X [ X = City, Grid, Building, Vehicle, Factory, …] Merely connecting domain specific Io. T islands … Permanent Power Intelligent Traffic Volatile Power Smart Factory Local Power Smart Building Power Management Intelligent Healthcare … make no holistic system!

After All … Evolution will lead to Web of Things (Systems) Internet World Wide Web 2. 0 Web of Systems www ARPANET ~1970 TCP/IP http Vo. IP ~1990 Mobile web Social media ~2010 Smart grid i 4. 0 ~2020 Smart city

Smart-X Universal, domain-independent standards will allow … Permanent Power Intelligent Traffic Volatile Power Smart Factory Local Power Smart Building Power Management Intelligent Healthcare … for the holistic functional integration!

What is missing to provide the glue ? Rule of thumb heuristics: 80% ready / 20% missing Standards for Contextualization of services and data ERP/MES/PLM/… Semantic Object / Service Descriptions OWL-S USDL OMM++ WSDL Unified function description 7 So. A services Interoperability standards 6 OPC-UA, IEC 61850, BACnet, . . . 5 4 Communication standards 3 2 1 Source: Adapted from Prof. Wahlster, DFKI IP Ethernet, WLAN, Zig. Bee, 5 G, . . .

Content 1. The challenge: Smart-X everywhere 2. The standardisation landscape for Smart-X 3. The German industry pragmatic approach to cope 4. The Outcome: publications, findings, experience

Hundreds of SDOs, Committees and projects in arena e. g. 250 relevant to Siemens

Work in fora and consortia The standard is minimum consensus and running code

Content 1. The challenge: Smart-X everywhere 2. The standardisation landscape for Smart-X 3. The German industry pragmatic approach 4. The Outcome: publications, findings, experience

ORGANISATIONAL Approach Structure for policy, steering/making and testing

TOP DOWN Approach Use Cases Roadmap, Architechture Frameworks Models DIN SPEC 91345 DIN EN 62541 Asset Admin. Shell (AAS)

BOTTOM UP Approach Example: Integration based on Industrial Semantics

Content 1. The challenge: Smart-X everywhere 2. The standardisation landscape for Smart-X 3. The German industry pragmatic approach to cope 4. Outcome: publications, findings, experience

Find relevant Publications in English … Find relevant Standards at ISO/IEC, DIN / VDE / VDI, Git. Hub, … Find Proof-of-Concept Demonstrators at Hannover Tradefair … Plattform: https: //www. plattform-i 40. de/I 40/Navigation/EN/Home/home. html Use Cases: https: //www. plattform-i 40. de/I 40/Navigation/EN/In. Practice/Use. Cases/use-cases. html Online Library: https: //www. plattform-i 40. de/I 40/Navigation/EN/In. Practice/Online-Library/online-library. html W 3 C Wo. T Interest Group / Git. Hub Repository: https: //github. com/w 3 c/wot