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P2805.6

Recommended Practice for Cloud-Edge Collaborative Industrial Automation System Architecture

This recommended practice specifies a reference architecture of the next-generation cloud-edge collaborative industrial automation systems. This practice includes definitions of cloud, edge, and network devices used in the next-generation industrial automation systems. In addition, the practice includes definitions and general requirements of cloud-based and virtualized controllers based on cloud-edge collaboration. Use cases from discrete manufacturing, batch control and process control are provided.

Standard Committee
IES/IES - Industrial Electronics Society Standards Committee
Status
Active PAR
PAR Approval
2023-11-08

Working Group Details

Society
Standard Committee
IES/IES - Industrial Electronics Society Standards Committee
Working Group
ECN - Edge Computing Node
IEEE Program Manager
Vanessa Lalitte
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Working Group Chair
Wenbin Dai

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P2805.1
Self-Management Protocols for Edge Computing Node

This standard specifies the self-management protocols for edge computing node. These requirements include management protocols for achieve self-organization, self-configuration, self-recovery and self-discovery between multiple edge computing nodes. The management features for edge computing node shall cover node identification, hardware management and software management.

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P2805.2
Data acquisition, Filtering and buffering Protocols for Edge Computing Node

This standard specifies the protocols used by the edge computing node of buffering, filtering and pre-processing data collected from controllers including programmable logic controllers, computer numerical controllers (CNC) and industrial robots. The data acquisition from field devices with different interfaces must be automatically stored, filtered and calculated according to reconfigurable rules (including buffering data from selected time frame, convert data format and filter invalid data) from industrial clouds and other edge computing nodes.

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P2805.3
Cloud-Edge Collaboration Protocols for Machine Learning

This standard specifies the collaboration protocols of enabling machine learning on the edge computing node with support from industrial clouds. This standard provides implementation reference of machine learning upon lower powered, cheaper, embedded devices, a specific hardware-based method of accepting the introduced machine learning models and then online optimization, i.e. comparing the models with incoming live data.

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P2805.5
Recommended Practice for Low-Code Development in Industrial Edge Computing

This recommended practice specifies the low-code and no-code development method during the design and development process of industrial edge computing. These methods include both model-driven engineering and data-driven approaches for developing industrial edge applications. In addition, automatic code generation for operation technologies and information technologies converged industrial edge applications are specified. Use cases from discrete manufacturing, batch control, and process control are provided.

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