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More with less — how do we master the increasing complexity of production systems?
Industry faces major challenges as product lifecycles shorten, product variability increases, and global markets become more volatile. To remain competitive, production facilities and equipment must be adaptable to respond quickly and efficiently to these changes.
A key success factor in achieving these goals is the control and automation infrastructure. New distributed architectures are a possible approach to address these requirements. New interaction and communication patterns as well as new ways of programming automation systems consisting of networked control units are required.
Mastering variability and complexity in cyber-physical production systems also requires new software engineering methods and tools, particularly for variability modeling and product configuration as well as to support maintenance and evolution.
LIT | CPS Lab
Address
Johannes Kepler University Linz
Altenberger Straße 69
4040 Linz
Location
LIT Open Innovation Center Ground Floor
Phone
+43 732 2468 9494
News & Events
News
15.11.2024
ÖWGP Doctoral Prize
On October 29, 2024, the ÖWGP doctoral prizes were awarded at the Graz University of Technology as part of the autumn conference of the ÖWGP, the Austrian Scientific Society for Production Engineering, at its ÖWGP doctoral colloquium.
Eleven excellent PhD theses in the field of production science, written at Graz University of Technology, University of Innsbruck, Montanuniversität Leoben, Johannes Kepler University Linz and Vienna University of Technology, were presented at the colloquium of the doctoral prize, which is awarded annually, and then evaluated by a jury of experts from various disciplines.
We would like to congratulate our Lisa Sonnleithner on winning the 3rd place for her work "Analyzing and Improving Control Software Quality in Cyber-Physical Production Systems".
News
14.11.2024
Symposium on Software Performance
On November 6–7, 2024 the 15th edition of the Symposium on Software Performance was held in Linz—organized and hosted by the JKU/Dynatrace Co-Innovation Lab, a collaboration between the LIT CPS Lab and Dynatrace Research. It brought together researchers and practitioners with a shared interest in all facets of software performance, ranging from modeling and prediction to monitoring and runtime management. This edition attracted over 50 participants from 16 affiliations, including well-known educational and research institutions from Austria, Germany and Denmark as well as prominent industry companies.
News
11.11.2024
Celebrating with Dario and Lisa
Last week, we celebrated the achievements of Dario and Lisa. Dario successfully completed his Master’s degree in Computer Science in October 2024, and Lisa completed her technical PhD in November 2023.
News
01.10.2024
Best Paper Award at SAM 2024 Conference
At the 16th System Analysis and Modelling (SAM) Conference, held in conjunction with the MODELS 2024 conference in Linz, Bianca Wiesmayr, David Hästbacka and Alois Zoitl were awarded the Best Paper Award for their paper, titled ‘Modeling Service Choreographies and Collaborative Tasks for Autonomous Mixed-Fleet Systems’. The award was given by the SDL Forum Society after the paper was selected based on a combination of peer review results and the quality of the presentation.
