Industry 4.0: Become An Universal Integrator

Learn more about tools for Observability, Advanced Control, and Industrial Process Optimization.

What you'll learn

Learn more about Industry 4.0 trends

Get familiar with the basics of the IEC 61499 standard

Understand how a data collection and observability tool works for Industry 4.0

Learn more about Advanced Control tools

Explore the concept of Software Defined Facility

Requirements

No prior knowledge is required. The course will introduce tools and examples of solutions for Industry 4.0.

Description

Through this course, you can become a Universal Integrator capable of driving digital transformation and open-source automation in the industry. You will explore pioneering and disruptive models that are revolutionizing the sector.This course is designed to elevate your career, based on real-world cases applied in major global companies. It includes both theoretical content and hands-on knowledge, covering topics such as:IEC 61499 StandardObservability and Data CollectionAdvanced ControlSoftware Defined FacilitiesThe course offers an immersion into the essential principles and practices of Industry 4.0. We’ll start with an introduction to the concept of the Universal Integrator, emphasizing its importance for autonomy and flexibility in industrial operations, as well as how the solutions provided by Tupana can help address contemporary industry challenges.Next, we’ll cover the fundamentals of the IEC 61499 standard, a crucial framework for system integration, focusing on its architecture and promoting interoperability among equipment from various vendors. Data collection and observability are also central themes, using tools like Saripe to visualize real-time data, making industrial processes more transparent and efficient.Additionally, the course delves into advanced control techniques, using Opper Arandu for process optimization, including tuning and safety approaches. We’ll also explore the creation of a Software Defined Facility, integrating the technologies learned with existing systems.We’ll share with you the knowledge accumulated over years of development at Aimirim. You’ll have access to an innovative ecosystem to train and prepare yourself to meet the needs of today’s and tomorrow’s industry.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Get to know Aimirim

Lecture 2 Course Structure

Lecture 3 What is a Universal Integrator

Lecture 4 Industry 4.0 Trends

Section 2: Fundamentals of IEC 61499

Lecture 5 How Industrial Automation Works Today

Lecture 6 IEC 61131-3

Lecture 7 What is IEC 61499?

Lecture 8 What is a Function Block?

Lecture 9 Event Based Structure

Lecture 10 Examples of Function Blocks

Lecture 11 IEC 61131-3 vs IEC 61499

Lecture 12 Logic Examples: Heartbeat

Lecture 13 Logic Examples: Watchdog

Lecture 14 Logic Examples: Square Wave

Lecture 15 Logic Examples: Sawtooth Wave

Lecture 16 4diac IDE and 4diac FORTE Runtime

Lecture 17 EcoStruxure Automation Expert and UAO Runtime

Lecture 18 Edge Computing using IEC 61499

Lecture 19 Edge Devices

Section 3: Observability and Data Collection

Lecture 20 Observability in Industry 4.0

Lecture 21 Importance of Observability

Lecture 22 Structure of an Industrial Automation Network

Lecture 23 Structure of a Data Collection System

Lecture 24 Industrial Communication Protocols

Lecture 25 Structure of a Data Collection System

Lecture 26 Configuring a Gateway

Lecture 27 Connection to Data Source

Lecture 28 Data Points Registration

Lecture 29 Example of Creating a Data Collector

Lecture 30 Data Visualization

Lecture 31 Saripe - Solution for Observability

Section 4: Advanced Process Control

Lecture 32 Fundamentals of Process Control

Lecture 33 Problems with using PID Controls

Lecture 34 Advanced Process Controll

Lecture 35 Model-Free Adaptive Control

Lecture 36 Advantages of using Advanced Control

Lecture 37 Advanced Control Types

Lecture 38 Watchdog Logic for Edge

Lecture 39 Interface Variables

Section 5: Data Analytics

Lecture 40 Industry and Big Data

Lecture 41 How can Data Analysis help you?

Section 6: Distributed Control Systems

Lecture 42 What is a Software Defined Facility?

Lecture 43 Example of SDF Schema

Section 7: Bonus

Lecture 44 Conclusion

Professionals from the Industry looking for ways to innovate industrial processes.,Students or recent engineering graduates seeking to position themselves in the Industry 4.0 job market.