Tonshoff, H.; Woelk, P.-O.; Timm, I.; Herzog, O.: Flexible Process Planning and Production Control Using Co-operative Agent Systems. International Conference on Competitive Manufacturing (COMA '01), Stellenbosch, South Africa, 2001 Home/Search Document Details and Download
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....life cycle [8] 2. The requirements of the process control technology market are a driving force for future development directions and affect automation systems in several aspects: The trend to shorter time to market cycles and higher productivity require a flexible and dynamic production [9]. For further increase of the degree of automation, autonomous and adaptive automation systems are required. This includes support of human operators in complex tasks like condition monitoring of plant components and decision on measures. The vertical integration of additional functionality ....
Tonshoff, H.; Woelk, P.-O.; Timm, I.; Herzog, O.: Flexible Process Planning and Production Control Using Co-operative Agent Systems. International Conference on Competitive Manufacturing (COMA '01), Stellenbosch, South Africa, 2001
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....aspect corresponds with the concept of organizational emergence (Ferber, 1999) 4. INTAPS This approach has been partially developed and is finally applied to the domain of production engineering within the research project IntaPS Integrated AgentBased Process Planning and Production Control (Toenshoff et al. 2001b) The concept of a multiagent system, which models integrated process planning and production control, seems to fit very well into the specific demands within this domain. Looking at the current situation in industrial production, strong borderlines exist between process planning, production ....
....for this purpose and is based on two substantial components which link together information systems of earlier stages of product development and the resources on the shop floor (cf. Fig. 4) This link is realized by decentralized planning on shop floor level and by rough level process planning (Toenshoff et al. 2001a) Fig. 4. IntaPS architecture A co operative multiagent system is implementing decentralized planning on shop floor level. Within this architecture three different types of agents are used, resource, order, and service agent. The realization of these agents is following the enterprise ....
Toenshoff, H. K., Woelk, P.-O., Timm, I. J., Herzog, O. (2001b). Flexible Process Planning and Production Control Using Co-Operative Agent Systems. In: Proc. of the International Conference on Competitive Manufacturing (COMA '01). Stellenbosch, South Africa.
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