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By linking computer networks to sensors and identification technologies, such as radio frequency identification (RFID), almost any information about an individual product or component can be obtained in real time – from ... developing distributed

Referred to as the turnaround process, the operation involves the coordination of activities such as baggage handling, refuelling, maintenance tasks and passenger transfer. ... Tiny electronic RFID tags can be used to provide visibility for different

This project aimed at developing a framework to understand the futureproofing needs of infrastructure assets, and to develop a tool to measure the level of futureproofedness of such systems. ... In particular, we aimed to examine and demonstrate the

7 Feb 2017: University. The initiative will trial the latest automated identification technology – such as tiny electronic tags that feed information back to computers – to examine how it could be used to speed up ... The project will explore how key parties

We also work on developing tracking systems for manufacturing operations by employing various technologies such as RFID and ink-jet printing. ... The research group was one of the first to propose the concept of intelligent products, where we combine the

DIAL's Torben Jess had a unique opportunity to work as an intern with Boeing Research and Technology in St Louis for three months. ... The aim of Industry 4.0 is to use various upcoming technologies such as 3D printing, RFID tags, or augmented reality to

He was met by Professor Mike Gregory, the head of the IfM, who was able to give the minister a tour of the institute as well as an overview of our ... During his visit he saw the Distributed Information and Automation Laboratory (DIAL) and discovered how

The project’s showcase highlights all of the exciting, new applications and services that we’d like to see in the next 5 to 10 years such as industrial automation, smart ... In particular, we aimed to examine and demonstrate the impact of key

22 Aug 2018: Theproject uses technologies such as Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)and software agents to make aircraft parts self aware.The tiny chips can invest any component with limited artificial intelligence.They carry ... How can we maximise the wholelife

While there is a clear trend in the market for flexible devices – from consumer electronics such as tablets and mobile phones to medical implants, radio-frequency identification (RFID) tags and displays – ... electrochemically active nanoparticles,

DIAL works with leading international companies in areas ranging from RFID technology development to through-life product information management. ... In particular, we aimed to examine and demonstrate the impact of key emerging technologies such as Radio

28 Mar 2012: The limitations in using such systems as a means of tracking individual items during their life cycle are - there are significant inaccuracies associated with the initial product identification process, which become ... In fact the requirement is rather

In particular, we aim to examine and demonstrate the impact of key emerging technologies such as Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) on the effectiveness with which these assets are managed throughout their ... The key objectives can be summarised as

22 Aug 2018: Sensor types can range from RFID, to energy sensing, tomeasurement of physical properties such as wear or strain. ... inoperational processes such as the movement of baggage, fuel, andcatering supplies to and from the aircraft.

25 Nov 2015: Through out-sourcing, developing economies present huge, low-cost, international sources of capacity for manufacturing and other inputs such as engi-neering and R&D. ... Frequently, this requires in-novation with respect to manufacturing IT. However,

22 Jan 2019: needed to be collected manually. At the time, products such as RFID were used to. ... properties of industrial equipment, products and. materials. (ii) Gateway: connect (edge) devices such as.

28 Mar 2012: It will provide this audience withan understanding of how such applications will operate at an RFID level. ... This band must be shared with other (non-RFID) users observing the same frequencyhopping rules, such as wireless LAN systems.

28 Mar 2012: fication (RFID), as a mechanism for providing both location and identity sensing. ... the reader to determine the transmitted data, and factors such as obstructions or.

22 Aug 2018: At the same time,he has been investigating on the operational benefits that Auto-IDtechnologies such as RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) or RTLS (RealTime Location Systems) would bring to diverse airport ... maintenance of complex engineering assets,

3 Apr 2012: Existing solutions such as the three examined case studies already implement part of the productinformation model. ... The Auto-ID enabled productinformation model uses in addition the Auto-ID infrastructure which represents each product uniquelywith the

3 Apr 2012: 1. Hardware – such as RFID tags and readers but also including optical readers and other typesof sensors. ... The Auto-ID infrastructure will speed up object detection by using methods such as radio-frequency identification (RFID) to enable

3 Apr 2012: As such, RFID systems are a useful tool in tracking thelocation of physical objects. ... Furthermore it is quite robust to disturbances, such as manual addition or removalfrom the stacks.

28 Mar 2012: abstract. A key issue in developing Auto-ID technology is the requirement for a supporting information infrastructure.Unlike conventional automatic identification techniques such as bar-codes or RFID, which have remainedlimited ... A key issue in

13 Mar 2012: provision of resources that support these advances, such as capital, skills and supply. ... However, there is a perceived problem with recruitment in. packaging. • Information management: New technologies such as RFID will require real-time processing

18 Mar 2016: base. 8. Distributed Information and Automation Laboratory. The Distributed Information and Automation Laboratory (DIAL) studies ways in which advanced information systems and automated identification technologies, such as radio-frequency

29 Jul 2019: Companies such as Hesto Harnesses (automotive sector) are an exemplar of world class industrial practice. ... European manufacturers in the car industry are at the forefront of developing and using elements of modern production systems such as sensors,

20 Nov 2015: Through out-sourcing, developing economies present huge, low-cost, international sources of capacity for manufacturing and other inputs such as engi-neering and R&D. ... Frequently, this requires in-novation with respect to manufacturing IT. However,