The video is on Youtube (https://youtu.be/VyxyUm-xSyI) under Aalto Factory of the Future Youtube channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkWiZDPsajIeYHWgUsjYEag) This project under the “Aalto Factory of the Future” initiative demonstrates the potential of a product-centric flexible manufacturing using the IEC 61499 standard. Using mobile robots, distributed control, wireless communication to enable a more adaptable production process and show the benefits of using the IEC 61499 standard as well as product tracing. Product workflow can be dynamically reacting to various scenarios to fulfil customer order demands and priority designation. Components of the project range from the mobile robots Festo Robotino and ABB YuMi on Milvus SEIT100 automated guided vehicle or AGV to the stationary manufacturing platform EnAS equipped with conveyors, colour cameras, grippers and jacks. Robotino delivers a workpiece to EnAS where it gets processed and the final product is picked up and transported to storage by YuMi AGV. Automated control through skill profiles and OPC UA software makes use of modularity for the backbone control system logic. VDMA Skill profiles for OPC UA were utilized, which offers generic, standardized executable Skills with basic functionality such as controlling a conveyor. Together Skills create composed Skills which allows execution of complex procedures. The Skills, through OPC UA, provide a Skill State Machine in NXT from NXTcontrol. The State Machines in NXT allows for control to fulfil the production scenarios. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic Aalto locales including offices, meeting rooms and the workshop remained closed for the remainder of the project. EnAS rewiring and restorative maintenance work were nearly finalized before the lockdown announcement. Project goals switched from the physical AFoF setup in the workshop to a wholly virtual environment. The scope for Visual Components as visualization as a Digital Twin changed to visualization and simulation. In Visual Components products are traced throughout the production process which is an important aspect when it comes to manufacturing. The main objective for this year's project was to continue the contribution to the "Aalto Factory of the Future" (AFoF) initiative. More specifically our objectives were: Software Develop the NXT Studio implementation following IEC61499 standard Develop Skill profiles and the Skill server Design a digital twin in Visual Components visualization, emulating what is happening on the factory floor Hardware* Reanimate the setup (EnAS & Robotino) Set up network of Raspberry Pis for Skills and Skill server Mobility of Milvus SEIT100 and manipulation of IRB14000 YuMi *Progress on the hardware side got cut off by restrictions to the workshop due to the Covid-19 pandemic as of week 11. After which the Visual Components digital twin became the main simulation for the EnAS production unit and related robots.