core/ActuatingFunction

Definition in SAREF v4.1.1 example document `functions`

canonical IRI: https://saref.etsi.org/core/v4.1.1/example/functions#ActuatingFunction
label: Actuating function
definition: An actuating function is a capability that facilitates the transmission of data to actuators, enabling the control or manipulation of physical systems or devices. This function encompasses various types of commands or instructions, such as setting levels (e.g., adjusting temperature) or issuing binary commands (e.g., open/close, on/off). Actuating functions play a crucial role in translating desired actions or changes into physical responses within a system, enabling the execution of tasks or operations based on input data or commands. These functions are essential for automation, control systems, and robotics, where precise manipulation of actuators is required to achieve specific objectives or outcomes.

canonical IRI: https://saref.etsi.org/core/v4.1.1/example/functions#ActuatingFunction
label: Actuating function
definition: An actuating function is a capability that facilitates the transmission of data to actuators, enabling the control or manipulation of physical systems or devices. This function encompasses various types of commands or instructions, such as setting levels (e.g., adjusting temperature) or issuing binary commands (e.g., open/close, on/off). Actuating functions play a crucial role in translating desired actions or changes into physical responses within a system, enabling the execution of tasks or operations based on input data or commands. These functions are essential for automation, control systems, and robotics, where precise manipulation of actuators is required to achieve specific objectives or outcomes.

canonical IRI: https://saref.etsi.org/core/v3.2.1/example/functions#ActuatingFunction
label: Actuating function
definition: An actuating function is a capability that facilitates the transmission of data to actuators, enabling the control or manipulation of physical systems or devices. This function encompasses various types of commands or instructions, such as setting levels (e.g., adjusting temperature) or issuing binary commands (e.g., open/close, on/off). Actuating functions play a crucial role in translating desired actions or changes into physical responses within a system, enabling the execution of tasks or operations based on input data or commands. These functions are essential for automation, control systems, and robotics, where precise manipulation of actuators is required to achieve specific objectives or outcomes.