FROM CLOUD COMPUTING TO CLOUD MANUFACTURING Jenia Brook.

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FROM CLOUD COMPUTING TO CLOUD MANUFACTURING Jenia Brook

The internet of Things

Cloud Computing

SAAS-SOFTWARE AS A SERVICE

PAAS-PLATFORM AS A SERVICE

IAAS-INFRASTRUCTURE AS A SERVICE

CLOUD MANUFACTURING Network Manufacturing Distribution Of Resources, Clients can: 1.Request product design 2. Manufacturing 3. testing 4. All other stages of product cycle life

CLOUD MANUFACTURING SYSTEM

MANUFACTURING LAYER Manufacturing Capabilities Physical resources Hardware or software Raw materials equipment VIRTUAL LAYER Manufacturing Resources monitoring using RFID Computational Resources like Virtual machines Manufacturing Knowledge

GLOBAL SERVICE LAYER Locating Allocating Fee-calculation Remote Monitoring OF Manufacturing Resources

APPLICATION LAYER Client terminals and computer terminals Files extension like STEP format Organization Data stored on-line Enhance Cost transparency

CONCLUSIONS Cloud Computing Affects Traditional Manufacturing. Smart Production Good communication between business like manufacture and a wholesaler. Cloud users can request services like product design, manufacturing, testing.

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