1. Acceleration Through Standardization IIoT, I4.0 and OPC UA
ICONICS Worldwide Customer Summit, September 23-26, 2013, Newport, RI, USA
4/28/2017 4:31 PM
Acceleration Through Standardization IIoT, I4.0 and OPC UA
Darek Kominek
OPC Foundation Evangelist
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2. Who We Are Community: Collaboration: Compliance:
global community for interoperability based on OPC specifications that deliver universal connectivity.
Community:
To advance the development, adoption and certification of OPC based products through global collaborations.
Collaboration:
Global OPC Certification Program Authority, ensuring OPC products plug-and-play in real-world applications.
Compliance:

3. OPC Foundation
Vision Secure, reliable sensor-to-enterprise data interoperability for multi-domain, multi-platform, and multi-vendor environments.
Global Membership
450+ Member companies from Automation & IT Fields
OPC Asia China
OPC Europe Verl, Germany
OPC Foundation Scottsdale, Arizona
OPC Japan Musashino-shi, Tokyo

4. Board of Directors International North America Europe Japan
democratic elections by members every year
companies from Automation & IT
North America
Europe
Japan

5. OPC Foundation Standard
Key technology enabling the Internet of Things and Industrie 4.0 by providing:
Communication infrastructure
Rich Information modelling
End-to-End Security
OPC UA is an IEC Standard (IEC 62541)

6. New logo’s integrated:
VDMA
Industrial Data Space
CAN in Automation (CiA)
IO-Link
CLPA

7. IIoT & Industrie 4.0
Setting the stage

8. Big Data | Analytics Cloud Industrie 4.0 (I4.0) Internet of Things
Industrial Internet of Things
Industrie 4.0 (I4.0) 8

9. World Wide IIoT Related Efforts
China 2025
This slide shows the various activities that are happening around the world in an effort to define, implement, and lead the IoT race.
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10. IIoT In Perspective Emerging Challenges Existing Infrastructure Today
Digital Business Models
Integrated Big Data + Edge
From ‘Me’ to ‘We’ Ecosystems
Smart Workforce - Augmented
Cloud
Sub-net
Existing Infrastructure
Legacy ROI + migration
Industry vertical silos
Open data connectivity
Data Security

11. Industrie 4.0/IIoT: Creating New Value
Air Compressor Vendor
Hardware-as-a-Service
Monitoring assets on customers’ premises
QoS Guaranteed
A simple example of how bringing these technologies together starts to change how business is done…

12. OPC UA
High Level Overview

13. What OPC UA Does S Proprietary OPC UA (PC) UA Client OPC UA (Embedded)

14. Connectivity Standards
3 Key OPC UA Highlights
Open Data Connectivity
Connectivity Standards
Protocols

15. 3 Key UA Highlights Data Context Preservation
Data modeling preserves source context
Products expose structured view
Extendable: new protocols welcome (Companion Specifications)
BACNet
MDIS (Subsea standard)
Others…
UA Clients learn about data structure from devices
OPC UA

16. 3 Key UA Highlights Data Security Ground-Up Secure Design
Based on latest security standards
Accepted by IT and OT groups
Recognized for its security by key organizations:
NIST
Industrie 4.0
MDIS …
Data Security

17. Recommendations for Industrie 4.0
5 Central Research Themes
Horizontal integration through value networks
End-to-end engineering across the entire value chain
Vertical integration and networked manufacturing systems
New social infrastructures in the workplace
Cyber-Physical Systems
Standardized on OPC UA
Source: Industrial Revolution 2014

18. OPC UA Implementations
Some Tangible Examples

19. Example: MDIS – Oil & Gas Industry
OPC UA for communication between Subsea Production and DCS Systems
Working Group since 2012
MCS – DSC Interface Standard
Working Group consists of all major:
Oil companies (operators)
DCS vendors
Subsea vendors

20. Example: OPC UA for IoT and Cloud
Member of OPC-UA working group
Microsoft‘s OPC-UA bridge to AMQP

21. Azure IoT Support for OPC-UA
Talking points

22. OPC Pod at Microsoft booth
Microsoft Azure showing open connectivity to various devices:
Independent from vendor
Independent from vertical market
Independent from operating system
With integrated security (also proven by German BSI)
Without changes to the devices
Talking points

23. Example: OPC UA for IoT and Cloud
Reference Architecture for Industrial Automation
OPC-UA as gateway solution to Oracle

24. Hannover Messe
New demo wall – showing also the new technology Pub/Sub extension

25. OPC Unified Architecture
Secure, Cross Platform Protocols and Generic Services
Multi Vendor Interoperability
Semantic Interoperability – More than a protocol
Multi Standard Interoperability
The enabler for Industry 4.0 and Internet of Things 25

26. Internet of Everything
IoT
IIoT
Industrie 4.0

27. Questions? TC3 OPC UA OPC UA becoming the global
standard for M2M, IIoT, and Industrie4.0
OPC Foundation
Darek Kominek OPC Foundation Evangelist

28. IoT Connectivity In Perspective
Innovation-oriented Framework
Smart Talents
Businesses, Digital Ecosystems
Service Platforms
Smart Services
Software-defined Platforms
Smart Data
Networked Physical Platforms
Smart Products
Technological Infrastructure
Smart Spaces
Based on the previous example, here we can see that to be effective, the IoT associated services and technologies need to work within a structure that sits above the ‘connectivity’ needed at the edge device levels. Technological Infrastructure covers connectivity while the other layers are required to provide a ‘digital’ view of the physical systems …forming the cyber-physical relationship between real assets and their digital shadows which, are then employed and manipulated as needed without the need for the higher levels to deal with the physical assets themselves.

29. The technology enabling the Internet of Things and Industrie 4.0
Communication infrastructure
Perfomance & scalabilty
Service Oriented Architecture
Industrial automation with integration into other domains
Information modelling
Rich, extensible type model
Support simple and complex models
Collaboration partners plug-n-play their information seamlessly into OPC UA
Security

30. Unified Architecture OPC-UA: New Generation OPC Definition 2003 – 2006
Verification and Implementation 2006 – 2008
Final OPC Foundation Release 2009
IEC Release 2010 – 2011
OPC UA = established OPC features
+ Platform independence
+ Standard internet and IP based protocols
+ Built in security features
+ Generic object model
+ Extensible type system
+ Scalability through profiles
+ Migration path from Classic OPC

31. OPC-UA flyer about Azure IoT
Microsoft commitment: Flyer about OPC UA integration into Azure
Talking points

32. OPC Unified Architecture
OPC UA is an information centric layered architecture
Secure
Platform Independent
Scalable
Vendor Interoperability
Object Oriented
OPC UA is much more than a protocol
Information Models:
DA = Data Access Live Data
AC = Alarm & Condition
HA= Historical Access
Programs = State machines
Built-in Information Models
Base, DA, AC, HA, Prog, DI
OPC UA Meta Model
Basic rules for exposing information with OPC UA

33. OPC Unified Architecture
OPC Foundation collaborates with organizations and domain experts
OPC UA defines the HOW
Domain experts define the WHAT
Vendor Specific Extensions
Companion Information Models
Built-in Information Models
OPC UA Meta Model

34. OPC Unified Architecture
OPC UA Client/Server Communication Model
Client friendly API to access information in the server
Client/Server
Vendor Specific Extensions
Services
Companion Information Models
Built-in Information Models
Protocols
OPC UA Meta Model

35. OPC Unified Architecture
OPC UA Publish/Subscriber Communication Model
Generic Pub-Sub Information Model under development
Evaluation of existing protocols ongoing
Client/Server
Vendor Specific Extensions
Pub-Sub
Services
Companion Information Models
Model
PubSubConfiguration
Connections
MessageWriters
Built-in Information Models
Protocols
Protocols
UA Secure Multicast
AMQP
More to evaluate
OPC UA Meta Model