Patricia Abril-Jimenez
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Patricia Abril-Jimenez is an Assistant Professor at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain. Her research focuses on IoT-based solutions, industrial digitalization, and the application of augmented reality to enhance worker collaboration. Additionally, she explores the intersection of health technology and aging, contributing to projects aimed at improving patient empowerment and home hospitalization services.
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2025
Digital transformation has a great effect on industries but also in the perception of their products with high consequences on society as a whole, as driver for innovation. However, there are still many barriers to the adoption of digital technologies, especially in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). In the present study we propose a new software component that facilitates the adoption of industrial reference architectures (RAs) based on the semantic interoperability concept. Among these RAs, FIWARE has become a key enabler for flexible and resource effective digitalisation of shop floor processes. The proposed software component aims to enable full interoperability between these more widely used technologies and industrial standards and protocols such as OPC UA. As a result, a flexible, open, and adaptable implementation assists the automatic translation of messages from different standards enabling semantic interoperability of shop floor processes. The component aims to enable industrial SMEs to bring current barriers to digitalisation towards a more human-centred, resilient, and sustainable industry and society.
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2024
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María Teresa Arredondo
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María Fernanda Cabrera Umpiérrez
Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
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