View source for 20240012695. System Integration in Automation Engineering simplified abstract (ABB Schweiz AG)

=System Integration in Automation Engineering=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:ABB Schweiz AG|ABB Schweiz AG]]


[[Category:ABB Schweiz AG]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Nicolai Schoch of Heidelberg (DE)|Nicolai Schoch of Heidelberg (DE)]][[Category:Nicolai Schoch of Heidelberg (DE)]]

[[:Category:Mario Hoernicke of Landau (DE)|Mario Hoernicke of Landau (DE)]][[Category:Mario Hoernicke of Landau (DE)]]

[[:Category:Katharina Stark of Weinheim (DE)|Katharina Stark of Weinheim (DE)]][[Category:Katharina Stark of Weinheim (DE)]]

==System Integration in Automation Engineering - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240012695 titled 'System Integration in Automation Engineering

==Simplified Explanation==

The abstract describes a method performed by an integration subsystem to integrate multiple automation engineering subsystems into a single system using ontological models. This facilitates interoperability between the subsystems.

* The method involves using ontological models to interface between automation engineering subsystems.
* The integration subsystem enables the aggregation of multiple subsystems into a single system.
* The use of ontological models facilitates interoperability between the subsystems.

Potential Applications:
* Industrial automation: This method can be applied in industries where multiple automation engineering subsystems need to be integrated, such as manufacturing plants or power plants.
* Smart homes/buildings: The method can be used to integrate various automation systems in smart homes or buildings, allowing for centralized control and management.

Problems Solved:
* Lack of interoperability: The method addresses the challenge of integrating diverse automation engineering subsystems that may use different protocols or standards.
* Complex integration process: By using ontological models, the method simplifies the integration process and reduces the complexity of connecting different subsystems.

Benefits:
* Improved efficiency: The integration of automation engineering subsystems into an aggregate system improves overall efficiency by enabling centralized control and coordination.
* Cost savings: By integrating existing subsystems instead of replacing them, the method can save costs associated with purchasing new systems.
* Scalability: The method allows for easy scalability as new subsystems can be integrated into the aggregate system using the same ontological models.


==Original Abstract Submitted==

a method performed by an integration subsystem for integrating a plurality of automation engineering subsystems into an aggregate system, the method comprising using at least one ontological model to interface a first said automation engineering subsystem with a second said automation engineering subsystem. interoperability of the subsystems is therefore facilitated.



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