P-SOP – A multi-agent based control approach for flexible and robust manufacturing

Svensson, Bo; Danielsson, Fredrik

doi:10.1016/j.rcim.2014.12.005

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“…All autonomous industrial services working collaboratively through distributed microservice platform (DMP) will require a close loop iteration; which is divided into three essential steps: i. Distributed sensing from the environment [3]. ii.…”

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Mathematical Architecture of Microservices for Geographic Information System Based Health Management System

Rai

2017

Asian J Pharm Clin Res

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Objective: Despite the wide adoption of distributed computing with several webs standards and cloud technologies; the building of city-wide health management system for smart city platform is a daunting task. Methods:Owing to the limitations in sparse learning of disease outbreak and its dynamic nature. As it would require the development of a scalable, distributed and evolving architecture on the web; where a sparse machine learning based algorithm will enable authorities collaborate in preventing, controlling, and responding to a specific disease outbreak and its time factor analysis. In this work, a mathematical system model is presented for sparse learning in geographic information system based architecture to support continuity of microservices in health management setting. Results and Conclusion:The model can continually cope with the transformation in architecture to match with the system goals of microservices and anticipate the evolutionary aspects of the architecture configuration.

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Mathematical Architecture of Microservices for Geographic Information System Based Health Management System

Rai

2017

Asian J Pharm Clin Res

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“…The MPSG [4][5], MFSM [6] and P-SOP [7] with related works on SOP in [8] [9], illustrating the description of structure and behavior in the mechanical and electrical subsystem domain, which are based on the FSM, did not introduce the concept of physical effects rules or principles between the parts and the materials, namely the basic rules for domain experts to describe the cooperative transmission and processing behaviors of/to materials in the modules, which guarantees the materials can be completely and safety produced. In the absence of introduction of the concept, domain experts have to repeatedly be working on the same description or design, or the complement are done by the domain experts of the computing subsystem for lazy implementation, as a result that a large number of repeated similar modules of codes are scattered in different modules.…”

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A Physical-Effect-Considered Formalized Modeling for Pipelined Manufacturing Machining System

Qi²

2015

Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Material, Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering

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New stage of global industry is coming with the new requirements to the IACS (Industry Automation Control System), e.g. flexible manufacturing, small batch and customized production.So far, most of IACS modeling methodologies are concerning on the description to specified domain of computing subsystem, e.g. the architecture of computing hardware and software. In this paper, a physical-effect-considered formal modeling method for pipelined manufacturing machine is addressed. The formalism can be used to not only drive valid control and cooperation of different modules, but also validate the solution of sequence of operation planning (SOP) in the design phase.

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A Classification of Different Levels of Flexibility in an Automated Manufacturing System and Needed Competence

Nilsson

Danielsson

Bennulf

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Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering

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P-SOP – A multi-agent based control approach for flexible and robust manufacturing

Cited by 16 publications

References 29 publications

Mathematical Architecture of Microservices for Geographic Information System Based Health Management System

Mathematical Architecture of Microservices for Geographic Information System Based Health Management System

A Physical-Effect-Considered Formalized Modeling for Pipelined Manufacturing Machining System

A Classification of Different Levels of Flexibility in an Automated Manufacturing System and Needed Competence

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