Real-Time Synchronization System for Press Machines

https://doi.org/10.46610/JOCSACI.2023.v09i01.002

Abstract

A real-time system is one that is put through its paces, meaning that it responds within the allotted time frame or fulfills the deadline. There are two sorts of real-time systems: hard and soft. Both are employed in various situations. When using hard real-time systems, even a delay of a few nanoseconds or microseconds is not permitted. Soft real-time systems offer some leeway in the depiction of time. Modern industries rely heavily and extensively on real-time systems. In order to produce the most precise and accurate results, systems are built to operate in real time. Real-time systems have a significant influence on human health and treatment in the realm of medical science. Real-time systems in medical science have saved countless lives and allowed for the more straightforward treatment of complicated diseases.

This research proposal is centred on a "Real-time synchronization system for press machines" to regulate the machines for manufacturing if the number of workpieces exceeds and enable or disable the machines, utilizing sensors, controllers, and more parts. This real-time synchronization system is dependable and reasonably priced; it can be applied to industrial settings or other settings. This system has good sustainability; two press tool machines can use the system.