XWAVE: A Novel Software-Defined Everything Approach for the Manufacturing Industry
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| author | Zulaika, Juanjo Oleaga, Ibone Sanz, Anne Presno, Naia Landa-Arrue, Aitor Barón, Miguel Carretero, María del Puy Lopez-Novoa, Unai |
| author_facet | Zulaika, Juanjo Oleaga, Ibone Sanz, Anne Presno, Naia Landa-Arrue, Aitor Barón, Miguel Carretero, María del Puy Lopez-Novoa, Unai |
| contents | The manufacturing sector is moving from rigid, hardware-dependent systems toward flexible, software-driven environments. This transformation is shaped by the convergence of several Software-Defined technologies: Software-Defined Automation virtualizes industrial control, replacing proprietary PLCs with containerized, programmable solutions that enable scalability and interoperability. Software-Defined Compute and Communications provide a means to distribute intelligence seamlessly across devices, networks, and cloud platforms, reducing latency and enabling dynamic reconfiguration. Software-Defined Manufacturing Systems, usually implemented as Digital Twins, are real-time virtual models of machines and processes, allowing predictive analysis, optimization, and closer integration between human operators and intelligent systems. This work presents XWAVE, a project that unites these three Software-Defined paradigms to present a modular, fully software-defined manufacturing system. |
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| spellingShingle | XWAVE: A Novel Software-Defined Everything Approach for the Manufacturing Industry Zulaika, Juanjo Oleaga, Ibone Sanz, Anne Presno, Naia Landa-Arrue, Aitor Barón, Miguel Carretero, María del Puy Lopez-Novoa, Unai Systems and Control The manufacturing sector is moving from rigid, hardware-dependent systems toward flexible, software-driven environments. This transformation is shaped by the convergence of several Software-Defined technologies: Software-Defined Automation virtualizes industrial control, replacing proprietary PLCs with containerized, programmable solutions that enable scalability and interoperability. Software-Defined Compute and Communications provide a means to distribute intelligence seamlessly across devices, networks, and cloud platforms, reducing latency and enabling dynamic reconfiguration. Software-Defined Manufacturing Systems, usually implemented as Digital Twins, are real-time virtual models of machines and processes, allowing predictive analysis, optimization, and closer integration between human operators and intelligent systems. This work presents XWAVE, a project that unites these three Software-Defined paradigms to present a modular, fully software-defined manufacturing system. |
| title | XWAVE: A Novel Software-Defined Everything Approach for the Manufacturing Industry |
| topic | Systems and Control |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.26393 |