Ma­mo­Ge

De­ve­lop­ment of reusa­ble soft­ware com­po­n­ents for the au­to­ma­ti­on of pro­ces­ses

And this is precisely where the MamoGe project comes in. It aims to develop a modular toolbox of software components, e.g. microservices, for the automation of higher-level logistics processes, which can be easily transferred to other application scenarios and thus reused. As a first step, the ZIM project is focusing on application areas that take place in large areas, as many processes are simpler here. An R&D consortium of highly motivated partners has come together for two specific areas of application. Based on the two application examples, it is attempting to develop a generally valid and therefore reusable modular system that will facilitate the development of new applications in the future. The first demonstration system is a mobile robotic system from Innok Robotics, the Rainos. It is used for the differentiated irrigation of areas in cemeteries and parks. This system is designed to water previously defined areas fully automatically in the early hours of the morning without the need to lay pipes or hoses. Automated detection of the surroundings, planning of specific missions and dealing with obstacles are typical requirements that are considered here.