Distributed Cyber-Physical Systems and Sensorial Materials | 
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Improving autonomy and robustness through artificial intelligence concepts
| Journal | Industrie Management |
| Issue | Volume 29, 2013, Edition 1, Pages 24-28 |
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Abstract
Today sensors and actuators gain increased importance in industrial production processes. Traditionally centralized processing architectures are used for sensor data processing and actuator control. Increasing sensor and actuator densities require new decentralized and distributed processing methods and architectures. Artificial Intelligence, part of computer science, can contribute to robustness and autonomy aspects concerning data processing and distribution.
Keywords
Agents, artificial intelligence, Distributed Computing, Künstliche Intelligenz, Künstliche Intelligenz, sensor networks, Sensorial Materials, System-on-Chip Design
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