Katherine van Lopik

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2019-2024
Publications (10 Years): 8

Top Topics

Reference Architecture

Domain Ontology

Automatic Or Semi Automatic

Top Venues

I-ESA Workshops

Internet Things

Future Gener. Comput. Syst.

Publications

Katherine van Lopik, Steven Hayward, Rebecca Grant, Laura McGirr, Paul A. Goodall, Yan Jin, Mark Price, Andrew A. West, Paul P. Conway
A review of design frameworks for human-cyber-physical systems moving from industry 4 to 5. IET Cyper-Phys. Syst.: Theory & Appl. 9 (2) (2024)
Steven Hayward, Katherine van Lopik, Chris J. Hinde, Andrew A. West
A Survey of Indoor Location Technologies, Techniques and Applications in Industry. Internet Things 20 (2022)
Ryan Williamson, Hazel Carlin, Steven Hayward, Paul A. Goodall, Katherine van Lopik, Bob Young, Andrew West
Predicting the Unpredictable through Realism in Interoperable Digital Twins. I-ESA Workshops (2022)
Steven Hayward, Katherine van Lopik, Andrew A. West
A holistic approach to health and safety monitoring: Framework and technology perspective. Internet Things 20 (2022)
Katherine van Lopik, Murray A. Sinclair, Richard Sharpe, Paul P. Conway, Andrew A. West
Developing augmented reality capabilities for industry 4.0 small enterprises: Lessons learnt from a content authoring case study. Comput. Ind. 117 (2020)
Paul A. Goodall, Katherine van Lopik, Lorenzo Stilo, Steven Hayward, James Tribe, Sarogini Grace Pease, Maren Schnieder, Andrew West, Bob Young
An Embedded Intelligence Future Vision of Flexible Configurable Manufacturing. I-ESA Workshops (2020)
Sarogini Grace Pease, Richard Sharpe, Katherine van Lopik, Paul A. Goodall, Bob Young, Paul P. Conway, Andrew A. West
An interoperable semantic service toolset with domain ontology for automated decision support in the end-of-life domain. Future Gener. Comput. Syst. 112 (2020)
Richard Sharpe, Katherine van Lopik, Aaron Neal, Paul A. Goodall, Paul P. Conway, Andrew A. West
An industrial evaluation of an Industry 4.0 reference architecture demonstrating the need for the inclusion of security and human components. Comput. Ind. 108 (2019)