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< Industrial Applications and smart manufacturing refer not only to

< production equipment, but also to a factory that carries out

< centralized control of energy, HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air

< conditioning), lighting, access control, etc. via a network.  For the

< management of a factory it is becoming essential to implement smart

< capabilities.  From an engineering standpoint, industrial applications

< are intelligent systems enabling rapid manufacturing of new products,

< dynamic response to product demand, and real-time optimization of

< manufacturing production and supply chain networks.  Potential

< industrial applications e.g. for smart factories and smart

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> Industrial Applications and smart manufacturing refer to networked

> control and monitoring of tasks such as equipment related to

> manufacturing, asset and situation management or process control.  For

> the management of a factory it is becoming essential to implement

> smart capabilities.  From an engineering standpoint, industrial

> applications are intelligent systems enabling rapid manufacturing of

> new products, dynamic response to product demand, and real-time

> optimization of manufacturing production and supply chain networks.

> Potential industrial applications e.g. for smart factories and smart

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< o  Smart sensors detecting anomalies to avoid abnormal or

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> o  Smart sensors detecting anomalies to avoid abnormal or 

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<    system and externally with the smart grid enabling real-time

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>    system and externally with the smart grid enabling real-time 

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> Management of Industrial Applications and smart manufacturing may in

> some situations be achieved by interfacing with and completing

> Building Automation tasks such as control of energy, HVAC (heating,

> ventilation, and air conditioning), lighting, access control, and

> etc. Interacting with management systems from other application areas

> might also be important in some cases (e.g. environmental monitoring

> for nuclear energy production, energy management for dynamically

> scaling manufacturing, vehicular networks for mobile asset tracking

> and etc.).

>