Smart Planning & Operations
Planning and scheduling capabilities that coordinate demand, capacity, and execution across MaaSAI.
Solutions Suite
Each page in this section documents a MaaSAI solution: the design baseline comes from deliverables D5.1 and D5.2, and the implementation evidence from the M20 deliverables D6.1, D8.1, D10.1 and D12.1, which report the first release of each solution. See Sources for the full list. Usage and installation guidance will be published later as a separate documentation track.
If you are showing the site to a non-technical audience, the easiest entry points are usually the marketplace, planning, and collaboration pages before moving into the infrastructure-heavy solutions.
Browse by Feature
Section titled “Browse by Feature”The six groups below are the six features of the MaaSAI business viewpoint defined in D5.2 (see the Business Viewpoint).
MaaS Consumer Planner (MCP)
MaaS Provider Planner (MPP)Smart Automation
Agent-based capabilities that automate negotiation, provider evaluation, and response handling.
MaaS Consumer Agent (MCA)
MaaS Provider Agent (MPA)Cloud & Marketplace Solutions
Marketplace-facing services that support onboarding, discovery, matching, and collaboration.
Cloud MaaS Marketplace (CMM)
MaaS Dynamic Catalogue (MDC)
Recommendation System (RS)
MaaS Collaboration Hub (MCH)
Monitoring & Analytics
Visibility, remote supervision, and analytics functions for monitoring industrial operations.
Control Panels (CP)
Data Analytics (DA)
Remote Monitoring and Control (RMC)
Planning, Design & Assessment
Simulation, sustainability, digital twin, and assessment capabilities supporting industrial design decisions.
Digital Twins Designer (DTD)
LCA-LCC Toolkit (LCT)
MaaS Workspace Configurator (MWC)
MaaS Supply Chain Simulator (SCS)
Predictive Maintenance Toolkit (PMT)
Repair-Reuse-Recycle Toolkit (R3T)
Smart Contracts Toolkit (SCT)
Data & Infrastructure
Shared interoperability, trust, storage, identity, and communication foundations for the MaaSAI platform.
Data Integrator (DI)
Digital Industrial Passport Designer (DIP)
EDGE Data Storage (DS)
MaaS Blockchain (MSB)
Point-to-Point Secure Messaging (PSM)
Solutions at a Glance
Section titled “Solutions at a Glance”Environment and tier follow the reference architecture of D5.1 (§3 and Figure 54). The tier column records the logical placement drawn in D5.1 Figure 54; the M20 deliverables describe some placements differently: D8.1 places the DIP and the MaaS Blockchain in its cloud layer, D12.1 describes its solutions as operating at the edge level, and D6.1 hosts each orchestrator agent within its user’s infrastructure. Maturity is the Technology Readiness Level (TRL) reported for the first release in the M20 deliverables.
| Solution | Feature | Environment (D5.1) | Tier (D5.1 Fig. 54) | Maturity (M20 deliverables) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MaaS Consumer Planner (MCP) | Smart Planning & Operations | MaaS Consumer | Fog | TRL 4, progressing towards TRL 5–6 (D12.1) |
| MaaS Provider Planner (MPP) | Smart Planning & Operations | MaaS Provider | Fog | TRL 4, progressing towards TRL 5–6 (D12.1) |
| MaaS Consumer Agent (MCA) | Smart Automation | MaaS Consumer | Cloud | TRL 3–4 (D6.1) |
| MaaS Provider Agent (MPA) | Smart Automation | MaaS Provider | Cloud | TRL 3–4 (D6.1) |
| Cloud MaaS Marketplace (CMM) | Cloud & Marketplace Solutions | Cloud MaaS Marketplace | Cloud | TRL 4–5 (D6.1) |
| MaaS Dynamic Catalogue (MDC) | Cloud & Marketplace Solutions | Cloud MaaS Marketplace | Cloud | TRL 4 (D6.1) |
| Recommendation System (RS) | Cloud & Marketplace Solutions | Cloud MaaS Marketplace | Cloud | TRL 3, moving towards TRL 4 (D6.1) |
| MaaS Collaboration Hub (MCH) | Cloud & Marketplace Solutions | Cloud MaaS Marketplace | Cloud | TRL 4, moving towards TRL 5–6 (D6.1) |
| Control Panels (CP) | Monitoring & Analytics | Consumer and Provider | Cloud | TRL 4–5 (D10.1) |
| Data Analytics (DA) | Monitoring & Analytics | MaaS Provider | Not drawn | TRL 4–5 (D10.1) |
| Remote Monitoring and Control (RMC) | Monitoring & Analytics | MaaS Consumer | Cloud (within the consumer CP) | TRL 4–5 (D10.1) |
| Digital Twins Designer (DTD) | Planning, Design & Assessment | MaaS Provider | Fog | TRL 4–5 (D10.1) |
| LCA-LCC Toolkit (LCT) | Planning, Design & Assessment | MaaS Provider | Fog | TRL 4, progressing towards TRL 5–6 (D12.1) |
| MaaS Workspace Configurator (MWC) | Planning, Design & Assessment | MaaS Provider | Edge | Approximately TRL 4 (D10.1) |
| MaaS Supply Chain Simulator (SCS) | Planning, Design & Assessment | MaaS Consumer | Fog | TRL 3 (D12.1) |
| Predictive Maintenance Toolkit (PMT) | Planning, Design & Assessment | MaaS Provider | Fog | TRL 3 (D12.1) |
| Repair-Reuse-Recycle Toolkit (R3T) | Planning, Design & Assessment | MaaS Provider | Edge | TRL 4, progressing towards TRL 5–6 (D12.1) |
| Smart Contracts Toolkit (SCT) | Planning, Design & Assessment | Consumer and Provider | Fog | TRL 3 (D12.1) |
| Data Integrator (DI) | Data & Infrastructure | Consumer and Provider | Fog / Edge | TRL 4–5 (D8.1) |
| Digital Industrial Passport Designer (DIP) | Data & Infrastructure | MaaS Provider | Edge | TRL 4 (D8.1) |
| EDGE Data Storage (DS) | Data & Infrastructure | Consumer and Provider | Fog / Edge | TRL 4–5 (D8.1) |
| MaaS Blockchain (MSB) | Data & Infrastructure | Consumer and Provider | Fog | No TRL stated; reported as operational (D8.1) |
| Point-to-Point Secure Messaging (PSM) | Data & Infrastructure | Consumer and Provider | Fog | TRL 4–5 (D8.1) |
- “Consumer and Provider” means that D5.1 describes the solution in both environments. D8.1 reports the MaaS Blockchain as a single cloud-hosted network that the other components reach remotely.
- Data Analytics is described in the MaaS Provider environment (D5.1) and used by both consumers and providers (D5.2).
- Remote Monitoring and Control is reserved for MaaS Consumers (D10.1); in D5.1 Figure 54 it appears as remote monitoring within the consumer Control Panel.
- The MaaSAI System 1st Release is planned for M24 (November 2026) and the 2nd Release for M33 (August 2027) (D4.1, Table 5); the TRL values are those reported in the M20 deliverables.
Reading Guidance
Section titled “Reading Guidance”- Use the Reference Architecture section first if you want the shared architectural context before reading individual solution pages.
- Use solution pages when you need the design intent, the primary actors, the functional components view, and the design baseline of a solution inside MaaSAI.
- Expect a future Usage & Installation documentation layer for operational instructions, deployment steps, and day-to-day usage guidance.