most citedTowards a Formal Specification Framework for Manufacturing Execution Systems

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eess.SY202276 cited

Towards a Formal Specification Framework for Manufacturing Execution Systems

Maria Witsch, Birgit Vogel-Heuser

Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) optimize production and business processes at the same time. However, the engineering and specification of MES is a challenging, interdiscipli…

eess.SY202214 cited

Improving transferability between different engineering stages in the development of automated material flow modules

Daniel Regulin, Thomas Aicher, Birgit Vogel-Heuser

For improving flexibility and robustness of the engineering of automated production systems (aPS) in case of extending, reducing or modifying parts, several approaches propose an e…

eess.SY202210 cited

Introduction of an Assistance System to Support Domain Experts in Programming Low-code to Leverage Industry 5.0

Eva-Maria Neumann, Birgit Vogel-Heuser, Fabian Haben +2

The rapid technological leaps of Industry 4.0 increase the pressure and demands on humans working in automation, which is one of the main motivators of Industry 5.0. In particular,…

eess.SY202214 cited

Model-based training of manual procedures in automated production systems

Frieder Loch, Gennadiy D. Koltun, Victoria Karaseva +2

Maintenance engineers deal with increasingly complex automated production systems (aPSs). Such systems are characterized by an increasing computerization or the addition of robots…

cs.SE202211 cited

Increasing System Test Coverage in Production Automation Systems

Sebastian Ulewicz, Birgit Vogel-Heuser

An approach is introduced, which supports a testing technician in the identification of possibly untested behavior of control software of fully integrated automated production syst…

cs.SE202246 cited

Maintainability and evolvability of control software in machine and plant manufacturing -- An industrial survey

Birgit Vogel-Heuser, Felix Ocker

Automated Production Systems (aPS) have lifetimes of up to 30-50 years, throughout which the desired products change ever more frequently. This requires flexible, reusable control…