GEMIMEG-II — How metrology can go digital ...

Abstract

Abstract The GEMIMEG-II project is intended to pave the way for digitalization in metrology. The central element of this digitalization initiative is the digital calibration certificate (DCC). It contains all calibration information in full digital form. This means, that it is machine readable and machine understandable without human interaction. This enables its utilization by being securely machine interpretable and machine actionable in the entire chain of truly digital workflows and information technology (IT) environments in Industry 4.0. Therefore, the DCC is created automatically in the calibration process in a standardized form based on a digital document schema. This systematic schema enables to safely transfer, process, and interpret all data in the DCC automatically in all subsequent IT based processes. This paper reflects the project status of GEMIMEG-II in its final phase and shares some insights on the concepts developed and solutions implemented as the results will be demonstrated in five Realbeds. Furthermore, the concept of quality of sensing and quality of data will be introduced as it is implemented in the GEMIMEG-II project to convey supplementary information on the measurement, environmental and/or surrounding modalities, and data quality. Finally, a brief outlook will be given on next steps and actions planned in the project related to other digitalization initiatives for the fab of the future.