Integration foundation
Shared Manufacturing Context
Before Event integration, align identity and mapping for Factory, Line, Equipment, Product, LOT, Tool, Worker, Task, Material, and Time.
- Factory
- Area
- Line
- Group
- Equipment
- Product
- LOT
- Tool
- Worker
- Task
- Material
- Time
Next integration layer
Event Core
The next layer for normalizing each domain's Event, State, Context, Priority, Confidence, Linkage, and History.
- Not a completed unified event bus
- Adapters and cross-domain links remain integration work
Prototype vs planned
Control Shell vs Control Tower
The current Manufacturing Control Shell is a shared-context, launcher, and aggregation prototype. Cross-domain Control Tower is the planned supervision layer for loss, risk, priority, and next action.
- Shell — Prototype
- Control Tower — Planned integrated supervision
Public-safe examples
Synthetic Cross-domain Examples
Use synthetic—not customer—examples to explain cross-domain direction.
- Quality P1 + tool-consumption spike + CT degradation → machining review
- Material-shortage risk + production-loss forecast → logistics escalation
- Repeated defect + unit-loss context → Quality worklist elevation
Current mode / future expansion
Brownfield / Greenfield
Brownfield Factory→Model reads the current factory. Greenfield Model→Factory is a future-expansion architecture for designing Event models before stabilization, not a completed reference deployment.
- Brownfield — Field-first deployment
- Greenfield — Deployment architecture / future expansion
Public scope boundary
The Factory OS direction is explicit, but Event Core and Control Tower integration are not presented as complete.