Mission Digital Twin - Asset Administration Shell (AAS) realized by Open Source
summary
The Asset Administration Shell (AAS) is presented as the meta‑model that maps product and process data across lifecycles and is now implemented in open source under the Eclipse Digital Twin top‑level project. Concrete outputs: AAS4J (Java libraries: model, serializers, validator, generator, transformation libs for OPC UA and AutomationML), AASX Package Explorer (GUI editor, registry access, OpenID auth, time‑series and signature support) and a JS AAS Web Client plus BaSyx middleware. Membership grows from 23 to 82 members and the demoed tools run and connect to registries and live data.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction and agenda
- 1:20Industrial Digital Twin Association
- 5:03Mission and working groups
- 6:55Digital twin concept
- 10:00Asset Administration Shell
- 12:07Interoperability and use cases
- 14:21Submodels and applications
- 19:10Open source initiatives
- 22:12Eclipse AAS model for Java
- 25:16Eclipse AAS web client
- 26:59Package explorer demo
- 34:24Eclipse BaSyx and conclusion
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