Modules

Solution for mobile devices even under adverse company conditions

Reliable detection of specific context, context-based representation of information and reliable data transmission

Context recognition by evaluation of equipment sensors or by the use of imaging techniques

Analysis of legal and social aspects

Platform-independent representation of information

HTML5 & JavaScript

Situation

Within this project the heavy industry will be considered as user group, especially the metal industry. Manufacturing enterprises and their production processes need to become more flexible, in order to be able to respond to the increased requirements related to the product quality and variety.

Finally the employees make the decisions, along the entire value-adding chain and in the various hierarchy levels, which influence the production process and the production planning and ensure the economic success. A secure, transparent and real-time provision of production- and process data will become more and more important for those decisions.

This data must be offered to the staff to the work support in a simple, reliable and intuitive way. It is the context in which the data is needed which has to be automatically detected and considered. The role of the user as well as the respective production situation and production location must therefore be recognized and evaluated.

Project's aim:

The aim is to develop new scenarios, associated processes and new operating concepts, to support the employees on the basis of new, flexible, adaptive and mobile technologies.

Partner

celano is a software service provider for the industry of customized software projects since its foundation in 2002, mainly for the metal industry. The developing and implementation of process control systems and factory data acquisition, warehouse management, workflow optimisations and guidance system for furnaces, as a link between the automatization level and the production planning layer, represents the key elements of the product range. For the successful realization, celano has the necessary in-depth knowledge of the production processes and production conditions in the prominent companies of the metal industry.

The Hochschule Ruhr West (HRW) is a young university that specializes primarily in research and development as well as teaching in the MINT area. The HRW is firmly integrated into the region as a partner of regional and supraregional industrial partners. In the project, HRW will contribute its expertise in software development and architecture as well as contextualization, image recognition and augmented reality. In addition, the social aspects of the project are also covered by HRW.

This project is funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) and by the European Union and the federal state North Rhine-Westphalia
 
 
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Contact



Dipl.-Ing. Klaus Hermsen

k.hermsen@celano.de

+49 2041 / 77901 - 112



    Prof. Dr. Marc Jansen

    marc.jansen@hs-ruhrwest.de

    +49 208 / 88254 - 834

      Team

      Celano GmbH

      Hochschule Ruhr West

      Dipl.-Ing. Lorenzo Croce

        Dipl.-Inform. Maria Niehoff

          Prof. Dr. Marc Jansen

            Prof. Dr. Uwe Handmann

              Dipl.-Ing. Klaus Hermsen

                FAE Katja Tolksdorf

                  Prof.’in Dr. Sabrina Eimler

                    Dipl.-Inform. Julia Bons

                      Christian Grubert, B.Eng.

                        Klaus Sievers, B.Sc.

                          Matthias Grimm, M.Sc.

                            M.A. Tania Nunez

                              Andre Scherin, B.Sc.

                                Michael Fritz, B.Sc.

                                  Tatjana Hüsch

                                    Liesett Jendras

                                      FAE Tobias Ott

                                        Michele Geri, M.Sc.

                                          Nico Zengeler, M.Sc.

                                            Dr. rer. nat. Ziyaad Qasem

                                              Jose Sampedro Armenta, M.Sc.

                                                Alexander Arntz, M.Sc.

                                                  Dustin Keßler, M.Sc.