The problem of combining efficiency with flexibility is the basic challenge faced by the factories of the future. In this paper, the solution is investigated through expert governors that can manage the concurrency of manufacturing processes enabling efficient decentralized control for standard running conditions. Flexible adaptive control is possible when recovery intervention is requested as a result of unsteady occurrences. The presentation is carried out by programming facilities developed by the Industrial Robot Design Research Group of the University of Genova, Italy

Integrated Management of Concurrent Shopfloor Operations / Michelini, R. C.; Acaccia, G. M.; Callegari, Massimo; Molfino, R. M.. - In: COMPUTER INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS. - ISSN 0951-5240. - STAMPA. - 3:1(1990), pp. 27-37. [10.1016/0951-5240(90)90168-E]

Integrated Management of Concurrent Shopfloor Operations

CALLEGARI, Massimo;
1990-01-01

Abstract

The problem of combining efficiency with flexibility is the basic challenge faced by the factories of the future. In this paper, the solution is investigated through expert governors that can manage the concurrency of manufacturing processes enabling efficient decentralized control for standard running conditions. Flexible adaptive control is possible when recovery intervention is requested as a result of unsteady occurrences. The presentation is carried out by programming facilities developed by the Industrial Robot Design Research Group of the University of Genova, Italy
1990
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