Intelligent sensors in modern machine tools *

ABSTRACT: The paper illuminates the basic information on the use of sensors in industrial measurement systems with particular reference to machine tools. The most important technical-utility parameters were presented and criteria helpful in the selection of sensors for practical applications were indicated. The latest generation of intelligent sensors was also presented, focusing on their possibilities of cooperation with information systems (Internet of Things) and the idea of Industry 4.0.

KEYWORDS: Industry 4.0, intelligent sensors, monitoring and supervision, IoT

STRESZCZENIE: Omówiono podstawowe zagadnienia dotyczące stosowania czujników w przemysłowych systemach pomiarowych ze szczególnym uwzględnieniem obrabiarek. Przedstawiono ich najważniejsze parametry techniczno-użytkowe oraz wskazano kryteria pomocne podczas doboru sensorów w praktyce. Zaprezentowano także najnowszą generację czujników inteligentnych, a przede wszystkim możliwości ich współpracy z systemami informatycznymi (internet rzeczy) i ideą przemysłu 4.0.

SŁOWA KLUCZOWE: przemysł 4.0, inteligentne czujniki, monitorowanie i nadzór, internet rzeczy

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.17814/mechanik.2019.11.91

 

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