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David Dietrich

4 papers hereh-index 211 citations8 works total

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4 papers

cs.SE2026

Towards an Asset Administration Shell Maturity Model

Carsten Ellwein, David Dietrich, Rozana Cvitkovic +1

The Asset Administration Shell (AAS) is increasingly recognized as a fundamental model for the realization of and data exchange between digital twins in manufacturing. An AAS defin…

cs.SE2026

A Set-Theoretic Evaluation Framework for Assessing Asset Administration Shell Instances: Towards Comparability and Suitability

Carsten Ellwein, David Dietrich, Rozana Cvitkovic +3

Asset Administration Shells (AAS) provide a standardized means of representing assets and their information in manufacturing and increasingly serve as a basis for software services…

cs.SE2026

Software-heavy Asset Administration Shells: Classification and Use Cases

Carsten Ellwein, David Dietrich, Jessica Roth +2

The Asset Administration Shell (AAS) is an emerging technology for the implementation of digital twins in the field of manufacturing. Software is becoming increasingly important, n…

cs.SE2026

Analysis of Asset Administration Shell-based Negotiation Processes for Scaling Applications

David Dietrich, Armin Lechler, Alexander Verl

The proactive Asset Administration Shell (AAS) enables bidirectional communication between assets. It uses the Language for I4.0 Components in VDI/VDE 2193 to facilitate negotiatio…

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