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CPS-based fault-tolerance method for smart factories: Simulation-based framework and fault management application

Kang et al., 2016

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15297813279914848109
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Kang S
Jeon J
Kim H
Chun I
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at-Automatisierungstechnik

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In this paper, we propose a fault tolerance method in smart factories which features a simulation-based framework and a fault management application, FORTUNA (Fault- tOleRanT and aUtomated decisioN making Application). The simulation-based framework is …
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