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This page provides an overview about how devices can be described using Eclipse Vorto. There are three elements that can be used to create device descriptions: | This page provides an overview about how devices can be described using Eclipse Vorto. There are three elements that can be used to create device descriptions: | ||
| − | + | - [[Vorto_/_Describing_Devices_/_Entities|Entities]] allow to define all kinds of complex data types. In particular entities can be used to represent data and their semantics. | |
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| − | + | - [[Vorto_/_Describing_Devices_/_Functionblocks|Functionblocks]] represent reusable building blocks that group specific properties and functionalities of device parts. | |
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| + | - [[Vorto_/_Describing_Devices_/_Information_Models|Information Models]] represent a specific devices by grouping functionblocks. | ||
Please find more information about the described elements by clicking on the links above. | Please find more information about the described elements by clicking on the links above. | ||
Revision as of 08:11, 9 July 2015
This page provides an overview about how devices can be described using Eclipse Vorto. There are three elements that can be used to create device descriptions:
- Entities allow to define all kinds of complex data types. In particular entities can be used to represent data and their semantics.
- Functionblocks represent reusable building blocks that group specific properties and functionalities of device parts.
- Information Models represent a specific devices by grouping functionblocks.
Please find more information about the described elements by clicking on the links above.