Integrated design-to-control approach for holonic manufacturing systems

Wang, Lihui

doi:10.1016/s0736-5845(00)00050-8

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“…In the holonic approach, the entities are called holons (Wang, 2001). A holon is defined as an autonomous and cooperative building block within a manufacturing system, which can be used for transforming, transporting, storing and/or validating information and physical objects.…”

Section: Object-oriented Architecturementioning

confidence: 99%

A service-oriented approach to embedded component-based manufacturing automation

Kaur

Harrison

West

2015

2015 IEEE International Conference on Industrial Technology (ICIT)

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Section: Object-oriented Architecturementioning

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A service-oriented approach to embedded component-based manufacturing automation

Kaur

Harrison

West

2015

2015 IEEE International Conference on Industrial Technology (ICIT)

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“…This is to confront growing complexities in business perspective such as highly stringent customer-specific product configurations with wide diversities, reduced time to market, unblemished product quality, world-wide competition, and reduced cost (Brussell et al, 1998(Brussell et al, , 1999. These holons are autonomous and self-reliant (Wang, 2001) by virtue of which, manifest agility and offer very high degrees of flexibility. A holon can have a physical part and an information processing part.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Multi-objective scheduling in an agent based Holonic manufacturing system

Jana¹,

Bairagi²,

Paul³

et al. 2013

10.5267/j.dsl

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The present paper is aimed at multi-objective scheduling in an agent based holonic manufacturing system to satisfy the goal of several communities namely the product, the resource, and the organization simultaneously. In this attempt, first a multi criteria based priority rule is developed following Simple Additive Weight (SAW) method under Multi Criteria Decision Making (MCDM) environment to rank the products. Accordingly, the products are allowed to select a particular resource for execution by negotiation considering minimum time as criterion. The interests of different communities are accomplished by allocating the ordered rank of products to the ordered rank of resources. Conflict, if arises between products and resources, are resolved by introducing the concept of Early Finish Time (EFT) as criterion for task allocation. A scheduling algorithm is proposed for execution of the rule. In view of machine failure, a cooperation strategy is evolved that also optimizes reallocation of the incomplete task. It is concluded that the proposed scheduling algorithm together with the disturbance handling algorithm are poised to satisfy the agent's local objective as well as organization's global objective concurrently and are commensurable with multi agent paradigm.

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“…The development of open architectures of CNC is also guided by requirements in terms of agile manufacturing that lead to the integration of the CNCs of the machine tools to the CAD-CAM systems [14,15] and even in terms of remote manufacturing [16]. Frankowiak et al.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In such architectures, the CNCs are still the lowest decision centers of the manufacturing systems. Wang [14] proposed an integrated design-tocontrol holonic manufacturing systems where intelligent sensors/actuators are mentioned. Even if the use of smart or intelligent sensors/actuators enables to add a new decision level closer to the process thanks to their computational abilities, they are quite never considered although this contributes to the improvement of the reactivity of the manufacturing system [18].…”

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Design methodology for smart actuator services for machine tool and machining control and monitoring

Desforges

Habbadi

Archimède

2011

Robotics and Computer-Integrated Manufacturing

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International audienceThis paper presents a methodology to design the services of smart actuators for machine tools. The smart actuators aim at replacing the traditional drives (spindles and feed-drives) and enable to add data processing abilities to implement monitoring and control tasks. Their data processing abilities are also exploited in order to create a new decision level at the machine level. The aim of this decision level is to react to disturbances that the monitoring tasks detect. The cooperation between the computational objects (the smart spindle, the smart feed-drives and the CNC unit) enables to carry out functions for accommodating or adapting to the disturbances. This leads to the extension of the notion of smart actuator with the notion of agent. In order to implement the services of the smart drives, a general design is presented describing the services as well as the behavior of the smart drive according to the object oriented approach. Requirements about the CNC unit are detailed. Eventually, an implementation of the smart drive services that involves a virtual lathe and a virtual turning operation is described. This description is part of the design methodology. Experimental results obtained thanks to the virtual machine are then presented

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Integrated design-to-control approach for holonic manufacturing systems

Cited by 34 publications

References 12 publications

A service-oriented approach to embedded component-based manufacturing automation

A service-oriented approach to embedded component-based manufacturing automation

Multi-objective scheduling in an agent based Holonic manufacturing system

Design methodology for smart actuator services for machine tool and machining control and monitoring

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