Auto-ID and IoT in Industry
The Internet of Things opens new and great potential for usage of implicitly gathered information for monitoring and control of global logistics processes. These processes are immensely important for manufacturing and production, especially in automotive industry where these information interconnect hundreds of vendors and suppliers in global supply chain.
IoT has already found its way into a variety of large scale applications and arguably it is already one of the most successful technologies in the history of computing. The usage of this potential can be defined as an Internet of Processes.
Proposed workshop provides unique platform for introduction and discussion of current development of IoT for industrial applications in systems control. Based on proposed topics, the workshop is focused on:
- Industry 4.0 and multiagents and holonic systems
- Logistics Networks Applications
- IoT services and theirs quality
Workshop Organizers:
| Name | Affiliation | Country |
| Dr. Vladimir Kebo | VSB – Technical University of Ostrava | Czech Republic |
| Dr. Lukas Vojtech | Czech Technical University in Prague | Czech Republic |
| Prof. Jongtae Rhee | Dongguk University | South Korea |
| Prof. Juraj Vaculik | University of Zilina | Slovakia |
Workshop Duration:
Each presentation will take time 15 min, i.e. 120 minutes
Discussion: 30 minutes
Total duration of workshop approx. 2.5 hours.
Workshop Agenda:
| Name | Affiliation | Country | Title |
| Jin Mitsugi | Keio University | Japan | Composite automatic identification and data capture for industrial internet |
| Jakub Unucka | Gaben company | Czech Rep. | IoT as a support for logistics processes in automotive |
| Jongtae Rhee | Dongguk Univ. | Korea | OBD2 and machine vision-based car recognition for advanced carsharing services management |
| Vladimir Kebo | VSB-TUO | Czech Rep. | Industry 4.0 and holonic systems |
| Lukas Vojtech | CTU in Prague | Czech Rep. | Reliability and Quality of IoT services – today and tomorrow |
| Peter Kolarovszki | Univ. of Zilina | Slovakia | Identification services through intelligent item agent |
| Petra Fuchsikova | GS1 Czech R. | Czech Rep. | GS1 EPC/RFID will make Internet of Things alive |
| Speaker from KAIST under negotiation | |||
| Discussion | |||
Contact Person:
Pavel Stasa – pavel.stasa@vsb.cz