Cambridge University Engineering Department Publications Database · 2007 · 11 citations · 0 references
EngineeringEmbedded SensingWearable TechnologyEducationSystems DesignLow Cost SensorRadio Frequency IdentificationSensing (Management Information Systems)Equipment DesignSystems EngineeringInternet Of ThingsAutomatic IdentificationInstrumentationIndustrial InformaticsSensor IntegrationDesignIndustrial DesignIntelligent SensorReport AbstractSensorsAircraft Landing GearsAutomationCase StudyLanding Gear MonitoringSensor HealthCambridge Auto-id LabSafety SystemTechnologySensor Suite
Report Abstract: This case study aims at analysing the requirements for the integration of RFID and sensors in the integrated system health management process of aircraft landing gears. The study is based on a number of interviews and site visits at Messier-Dowty and Messier Services as well as on previous research conducted at the Cambridge Auto-ID Lab. The discussion, vision and the conclusions all aim at presenting the gathered requirements and the establishments for system design at a general level, hence the information about specific sensors and data requirements should be regarded as illustrative, realistic examples, not as an actual design specification.