FUTURISTIC COMPUTING AUTOMATION & ROBOTICS AND ITS IMPACT ON SOCIETY TODAY AND TOMORROW EDUARD BABULAK ORCID:

AGENDA E-MANUFACTURING: FUTURE IT WHAT IS E-MANUFACTURING IMPACT OF UBIQUITOUS COMPUTING ON AUTOMATION AND E-U-COMMERCE EXPERT SYSTEMS REFLECTION ON THE FUTURE TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION TO DRIVE PERFORMANCE THREE PRINCIPLE DEVELOPMENT OF COMPUTER DEVELOPMENT COMPETITIVE FORCES MODEL FOR IT INFRATSTRUCTURES FUTURISTIC WEB – FUTURE COMPUTING YOUTUBE – GOOGLE News CONCLUSIONS

INTRODUCTION I: Given the current and future development of computerization and information communications infrastructures, the manufacturing industries are facing more and more challenges how to secure their production and distribution plants in conjunction with the information flow within the organization and worldwide via Internet. The pervasive access to Internet introduces new challenges how to secure control and management of manufacturing plants and at the same time to provide access to authorised personnel at any-time and from-anywhere.

REFLECTION OF THE FUTURE Automation in Manufacturing CIM & Plant Scale Simulations Directions in the Next Generation Networks: hybrid of wired and wireless networking; ubiquitous, perpetual wireless network technologies 3 rd generation Internet Applications: E-M-U-Commerce & Digital Economy real-time global telecommunications involving ultra-portable multimedia appliances; integrated applications; Web2 – Web3… Security & Integrity Operation: Challenged by smart, ubiquitous networking. Prof. Eduard Babulak

TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION TO DRIVE BUSINESS PERFORMANCE Developments in four major technological areas such as: intelligent device and sensor networks, analytics: distributed intelligence, human to computer interaction, and new approaches to system building and integration Future Web

FUTURE WEB Credit to: Jeff Jaffe

E-MANUFACTURING: FUTURE IT E-manufacturing Hierarchy credit to INVENSYS

Credit to: Turban: Information Technology for Management

The complete electronic (computer systems) integration of all factory component using industry standards. E-manufacturing extends from the Equipment to the Equipment Automation Systems to the MES (Manufacturing Execution Systems)/YMS (Yield Management System)/EEC (Equipment Engineering Capability) and to the ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning). WHAT IS E-MANUFACTURING Credit to INVENSYS Prof. Eduard Babulak

IMPACT OF UBIQUITOUS COMPUTING ON AUTOMATION & E-U-COMMERCE Credit to INVENSYS Prof. Eduard Babulak

EXPERT SYSTEMS The basic structure of an expert system. The knowledge base consists of knowledge rules (general information about the problem) and inference rules (the approach used to reach conclusions). The results are communicated to the user through the natural-language interface. Source: After K.W. Goff. Expert system as applied to an industrial robot guided by machine vision using two cameras. Credit to: Mikell P. Groover: Automation, Production Systems and Computer Integrated manufacturing

Credit to: Prof. Kai Cheng and Dr R J Bateman: Developed Manufacturing Design – Manufacturing process planning Customer product specifications request CREATORIUM - PORTAL

Credit to: Prof. Kai Cheng and Dr R J Bateman: Developed Manufacturing BROADER E-MANUFACTURING APPLICATIONS

Credit to: Prof. Kai Cheng and Dr R J Bateman: Developed Manufacturing E-DESIGN & ANALYSIS BASED ON GRID COMPUTING

Credit to: Prof. Kai Cheng and Dr R J Bateman: Developed Manufacturing MODELLING & SIMULATION OF THE EXTENDED ENTERPRISE OPERATIONS BASED ON DYNAMIC PETRI NETS

Credit to: Prof. Kai Cheng and Dr R J Bateman: Developed Manufacturing REMOTE CONDITION MONITORING & CONTROL OF MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS

Credit to: Prof. Kai Cheng and Dr R J Bateman: Developed Manufacturing CREATIVE DESIGN SEARCH ENGINE

Industrie The Fourth Industrial Revolution: Industry 4.0: Integrated Industry reaches the next level: Production of the future - new operating concepts between people and machines: Beautiful Humanoid Robot With Artificial Intelligence [ 3D Animation ]: The future of machine tools: Breaking News Pentagon DARPA shows USA Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel Humanoid robot: (HD) Future Humanoid Robots Will Blow your Mind full Documentary: Next Future Terrifying Technology #Mind Blow (Full Documentary): Most Luxurious City in the World - Full Documentary: Building an Internet for Robots: Gajan Mohanarajah at

quantum-lab quantum-lab wave-two/ us/um/cambridge/projects/hci2020/downloads/beinghuman_a3.pdf Welcome to the Intel Global Challenge at UC Berkeley! experts wave-two/ us/um/cambridge/projects/hci2020/downloads/beinghuman_a3.pdf

The automated environment and cyberspace systems for the 21 st century entered a new era of innovation and technological advancements. World’s industry and commerce are becoming more and more computerized having a global vision for the future. The advancement of current technologies in the fields such as data and telecommunications, ubiquitous Internet access and sensor technologies combined with the new revolutionary explorations and concepts in biotechnology and nanotechnology, computer human interface-interaction, present a great challenge for the research community worldwide. It is essential to remember that technology is only a tool and/or utility resource that is available to us all. Did we find the answers to simple questions such as: “Why it is that if little spider falls from the table down on the kitchen floor, it never breaks it’s tiny legs?” “Did we really make progress in Automation and if yes to what extend?” “What is the ultimate Internet access?” “What is the truly Intelligent Fully-Automated Cyberspace?” I believe that we are at the beginning of new technological revolution that will transform our lives. It is essential to continue in research, innovation, the developments of new technologies and application in support of automation.

THANK YOU ANY QUESTIONS? Prof. Eduard Babulak