DAI-DSS Architecture and Initial Documentation and Test Report – D4.1.1
Rishyank Chevuri, Herwig Zeiner, Lucas Paletta, Michael Schneeberger, Robert Woitsch, Magdalena Dienstl, Gutavo Vieira, Sylwia Olbrych, Lauwigi Johanna, Alexander Nasuta, Christian Muck, Roland Sitar
This deliverable “D4.1.1 – FAIRWork Architecture and initial Documentation and Test Report” is the second iteration of the deliverable D4.1 which has been submitted in the month M6 of the project. This iteration of the deliverable builds upon it and provides a comprehensive overview of the current status of the implementation of DAI-DSS components and services required for the decision support.
This iteration outlines key performance indicators for FLEX, covering "Automated Test Building," "Worker Allocation," and "Machine Maintenance After Breakdown," as well as for CRF, focusing on "Workload Balance," "Delay of Material," and "Quality Issues." These key performance indicators (KPIs) have been revised to align with the FAIRWork goals and objectives. These metrics will be used as benchmarks for evaluating the solutions proposed by the DAI-DSS for the described challenges.
The list of AI services proposed to support the use case challenges are revised in this iteration and further classified into three categories based on their development status: "Initial Prototype", "Development in Progress" and "Planned for Implementation" indicating their status of implementation. In addition to this the prerequisites and usage descriptions for the services have been added. These additional descriptions outline the specific circumstances under which the service is designed to operate, which aids in the selection process, ensuring that end users choose the most appropriate service for their specific scenarios.
This iteration further specifies the software and hardware requirements essential for the operation of DAI-DSS components and provides the status of the functional capability’s implementations, including User Interface, Configurator, Orchestrator, Knowledge Base, AI Enrichment, and Sensor Boxes.
Furthermore, the information related to the security considerations critical to the DAI-DSS architecture, highlighting mechanisms for data protection, authentication, and authorization has been described. This includes employing robust security practices such as SSL certificates, two-factor authentication, role-based access control, and secure data transmission protocols, which ensures the system is safeguarded against unauthorized access and data breaches, ensuring the protection of sensitive information. Additionally, an outlook on the necessary security measures and implementations aimed at enhancing the DAI-DSS's security has been described.
Finally, the iteration provides an overview of the testing methods employed to evaluate the integrity and functionality of the DAI-DSS architecture. Describing the methodologies for assessing the interactions between both internal and external components, the functional evaluation of each distinct component, and the integration testing of the components. This ensures that the DAI-DSS operates seamlessly, maintaining high standards of quality and reliability in its performance. The contents of this deliverable will contribute to the “D4.3 Final DAI-DSS Prototype, Documentation and Test Report”, scheduled for M30.
This iteration outlines key performance indicators for FLEX, covering "Automated Test Building," "Worker Allocation," and "Machine Maintenance After Breakdown," as well as for CRF, focusing on "Workload Balance," "Delay of Material," and "Quality Issues." These key performance indicators (KPIs) have been revised to align with the FAIRWork goals and objectives. These metrics will be used as benchmarks for evaluating the solutions proposed by the DAI-DSS for the described challenges.
The list of AI services proposed to support the use case challenges are revised in this iteration and further classified into three categories based on their development status: "Initial Prototype", "Development in Progress" and "Planned for Implementation" indicating their status of implementation. In addition to this the prerequisites and usage descriptions for the services have been added. These additional descriptions outline the specific circumstances under which the service is designed to operate, which aids in the selection process, ensuring that end users choose the most appropriate service for their specific scenarios.
This iteration further specifies the software and hardware requirements essential for the operation of DAI-DSS components and provides the status of the functional capability’s implementations, including User Interface, Configurator, Orchestrator, Knowledge Base, AI Enrichment, and Sensor Boxes.
Furthermore, the information related to the security considerations critical to the DAI-DSS architecture, highlighting mechanisms for data protection, authentication, and authorization has been described. This includes employing robust security practices such as SSL certificates, two-factor authentication, role-based access control, and secure data transmission protocols, which ensures the system is safeguarded against unauthorized access and data breaches, ensuring the protection of sensitive information. Additionally, an outlook on the necessary security measures and implementations aimed at enhancing the DAI-DSS's security has been described.
Finally, the iteration provides an overview of the testing methods employed to evaluate the integrity and functionality of the DAI-DSS architecture. Describing the methodologies for assessing the interactions between both internal and external components, the functional evaluation of each distinct component, and the integration testing of the components. This ensures that the DAI-DSS operates seamlessly, maintaining high standards of quality and reliability in its performance. The contents of this deliverable will contribute to the “D4.3 Final DAI-DSS Prototype, Documentation and Test Report”, scheduled for M30.
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@techreport{fairwork_d4.1.1,
title = {DAI-DSS Architecture and Initial Documentation and Test Report - D4.1.1},
author = {Rishyank Chevuri, Herwig Zeiner, Lucas Paletta, Michael Schneeberger, Robert Woitsch, Magdalena Dienstl, Gutavo Vieira, Sylwia Olbrych, Lauwigi Johanna, Alexander Nasuta, Christian Muck, Roland Sitar},
editor = {Rishyank Chevuri},
url = {https://fairwork-project.eu/deliverables/D4.1.1_DAI-DSS_ArchitectureAndInitialDocumentationAndTestReport_V1.0_preliminary.pdf},
year = {2024},
date = {2024-04-30},
urldate = {2024-04-30},
abstract = {This deliverable “D4.1.1 – FAIRWork Architecture and initial Documentation and Test Report” is the second iteration of the deliverable D4.1 which has been submitted in the month M6 of the project. This iteration of the deliverable builds upon it and provides a comprehensive overview of the current status of the implementation of DAI-DSS components and services required for the decision support.
This iteration outlines key performance indicators for FLEX, covering "Automated Test Building," "Worker Allocation," and "Machine Maintenance After Breakdown," as well as for CRF, focusing on "Workload Balance," "Delay of Material," and "Quality Issues." These key performance indicators (KPIs) have been revised to align with the FAIRWork goals and objectives. These metrics will be used as benchmarks for evaluating the solutions proposed by the DAI-DSS for the described challenges.
The list of AI services proposed to support the use case challenges are revised in this iteration and further classified into three categories based on their development status: "Initial Prototype", "Development in Progress" and "Planned for Implementation" indicating their status of implementation. In addition to this the prerequisites and usage descriptions for the services have been added. These additional descriptions outline the specific circumstances under which the service is designed to operate, which aids in the selection process, ensuring that end users choose the most appropriate service for their specific scenarios.
This iteration further specifies the software and hardware requirements essential for the operation of DAI-DSS components and provides the status of the functional capability’s implementations, including User Interface, Configurator, Orchestrator, Knowledge Base, AI Enrichment, and Sensor Boxes.
Furthermore, the information related to the security considerations critical to the DAI-DSS architecture, highlighting mechanisms for data protection, authentication, and authorization has been described. This includes employing robust security practices such as SSL certificates, two-factor authentication, role-based access control, and secure data transmission protocols, which ensures the system is safeguarded against unauthorized access and data breaches, ensuring the protection of sensitive information. Additionally, an outlook on the necessary security measures and implementations aimed at enhancing the DAI-DSS's security has been described.
Finally, the iteration provides an overview of the testing methods employed to evaluate the integrity and functionality of the DAI-DSS architecture. Describing the methodologies for assessing the interactions between both internal and external components, the functional evaluation of each distinct component, and the integration testing of the components. This ensures that the DAI-DSS operates seamlessly, maintaining high standards of quality and reliability in its performance. The contents of this deliverable will contribute to the “D4.3 Final DAI-DSS Prototype, Documentation and Test Report”, scheduled for M30.
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