Autonomy from an industrial perspective
Applying a taxonomy to autonomous plants
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https://doi.org/10.17560/atp.v61i6-7.2430Keywords:
autonomous systems, taxonomy, autonomous Plants, artificial intelligenceAbstract
Despite the impressive technical possibilities, autonomy is will still progress gradually in industry. When it comes to defining targets for the transition to autonomous systems, it is important to have an appropriate taxonomy of autonomy levels from an industrial perspective. This paper suggests a way to apply such a basic taxonomy to industrial systems, taking as an example, the application to autonomous plants. In conclusion, enabling technologies are considered, as well as implications of autonomy.
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