Method, System, and Computer Program Product for Harmonizing Industrial Machines with an Intelligent Industrial Assistant Having a Set of Predefined Commands
AssigneeiT SpeeX LLC
InventorRonald D. Bagley, JR.
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AssigneeiT SpeeX LLC
InventorRonald D. Bagley, JR.
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Provided is a method for harmonizing industrial machines with an intelligent industrial assistant having a set of predefined commands. The method may include providing at least one first industrial machine having a first proprietary input/output (I/O) interface having a plurality of states, each state associated with at least one of an input or an output of the first proprietary I/O interface. At least one state of the plurality of states may be mapped to each command of a first subset of a set of predefined commands. A customized interface for the first industrial machine(s) may be generated based on the mapping of the at least one state of the plurality of states to each command of the first subset of the set of predefined commands. The intelligent industrial assistant may connect to the first industrial machine(s) using the customized interface. A system and computer program product are also disclosed.
A method for harmonizing at least one industrial machine having a proprietary input/output interface with an intelligent industrial assistant having a set of predefined commands, comprising:
A system for harmonizing at least one industrial machine having a proprietary input/output interface with an intelligent industrial assistant having a set of predefined commands, comprising:
A computer program product for harmonizing at least one first industrial machine, the first industrial machine having a first proprietary input/output (I/O) interface having a plurality of states each associated with at least one of an input or an output of the first proprietary I/O interface, with an intelligent industrial assistant having a set of predefined commands, the computer program product comprising at least one non-transitory computer-readable medium including one or more instructions that, when executed by at least one processor, cause the at least one processor to:
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