
Taking the LEAP
The Methods and Tools of the Linked Engineering and Manufacturing Platform (LEAP)
Description
Key Features
- Discusses how LEAP creates a new data environment for all stakeholders in the manufacturing industry, which will improve customization, sustainability, and productivity
- Devises an interoperability system to gather and coordinate digital data from machines and systems across the manufacturing supply chain
- Provides standards for the Internet of Things
- Includes case study data from companies at the cutting edge of ICT in manufacturing such as SAP, Volkswagen, and UBITECH
Readership
Researchers with a focus on manufacturing efficiency/ sustainability/ flexibility. Engineers and managers involved in the design, management, and maintenance of high tech manufacturing systems.
Table of Contents
Contributors
Preface
1. The Linked Engineering & Manufacturing Platform (LEAP) - An introduction
Dimitris Kiritsis
2. LEAP data and knowledge integration infrastructure
Eric Peukert and Christian Wartner
3. LEAP semantics
Soumaya El Kadiri, Ana Milicic, Kostas Pardalis and Eric Peukert
4. LEAP product and manufacturing design support system
Daniele Cerri and Sergio Terzi
5. LEAP collaboration system
Kjetil Kristensen, John Krogstie, Dirk Ahlers and Mahsa Mehrpoor
6. LEAP Interoperability standards
Kary Åke Främling, Andrea Buda, Sylvain Kubler, Jacopo Cassina, Eva Coscia, Simone Parrotta, Sergio Terzi and Daniele Cerri
7. LEAP virtual Obeya
Monica Rossi, Matteo Cocco, Kjetil Kristensen, Simone Parrotta, Sergio Terzi, John Krogstie and Dirk Ahlers
8. LEAP use cases
Ana Milicic, Soumaya El Kadiri, Fernando Perales, Stefano Temperini, Sergio Cartino, Daniele Cerri, Marco Taisch, Geir Iversen and Gabriela Rutkowska
9. Conclusions and perspectives
Dimitris Kiritsis
Product details
- No. of pages: 214
- Language: English
- Copyright: © Academic Press 2016
- Published: June 17, 2016
- Imprint: Academic Press
- Paperback ISBN: 9780128052631
- eBook ISBN: 9780444637543