Cyber-Physical Cloud Computing Systems and Internet of Everything

The Industry 4.0 is experiencing massive transition in terms of performance and cost efficiency due to the emergence of Disruptive technologies. This applies in particular to smart computing on a big scale such as Cyber Physical Systems (CPS), Cloud Computing, the Internet of Things (IoTs), the Internet of Everything (IoE), Robotics (Mechatronics), Renewable Energy Systems, Autonomous vehicles and Intelligent Cities/Devices. CPS integrates networks, computations and physical processes to control process, respond, give feedback and adapt to changing conditions in the real time. Success of Industry 4.0 is confronted by disruptive CPS difficulties regulated by IoTs and IoE; integration with machine learning functionalities, cloud computing and growing but challenging concentration on the main fields of Big Data Analytics, Virtualization, and Automation. The chapter synthesizes existing literature to highlight drastic alterations that Industry 4.0 will apply on manufacturing systems and processes and explores the various domains revolving around CPS, challenges, applications and the ecosystem. It discusses studies and ways of implementing solutions that have been simplified using standards and systematic methods of investigation.

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