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Security Risks in Machining Process Monitoring: Sequence-to-Sequence Learning for Reconstruction of CNC Axis Positions

Accelerometer-based process monitoring is widely deployed in modern machining systems. When mounted on moving machine components, such sensors implicitly capture kinematic information related to machine motion and tool trajectories. If this information can be reconstructed, condition monitoring data constitutes a severe security threat, particularly for retrofitted or weakly protected sensor systems. Classical signal processing approaches are infeasible for position reconstruction from broadband accelerometer signals due to sensor- and process-specific non-idealities, like noise or sensor placement effects. In this work, we demonstrate that sequence-to-sequence machine learning models can...

AuthorsLukas Krupp, Rickmar Stahlschmidt, Norbert Wehn
Primary categorycs.AR
Published2 March 2026
Last updated at source2 March 2026
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