Remote Monitoring and Maintenance for Equipment and Production Lines on Industrial Internet: A Literature Review

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Abstract

Monitoring and maintaining equipment and production lines ensure stable production by detecting and resolving abnormalities immediately. In the Industrial Internet, operational technology and advanced information technology are fused to improve the digitalization and intelligence of monitoring and maintenance. This paper provides a comprehensive survey of monitoring and maintenance of equipment and production lines on the Industrial Internet. Firstly, a brief review of its architecture is given, and a reference architecture is summarized accordingly, clarifying the key enabling technologies involved. These key technologies are data collection technologies, edge computing, advanced communication technologies, fog computing, big data, artificial intelligence, and digital twins. For each of the key technologies, we provide a detailed literature review of their state-of-the-art advances. Finally, we discuss the challenges that it currently faces and give some suggestions for future research directions.

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Li, Q., Yang, Y., & Jiang, P. (2023, January 1). Remote Monitoring and Maintenance for Equipment and Production Lines on Industrial Internet: A Literature Review. Machines. MDPI. https://doi.org/10.3390/machines11010012

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