Agent-based systems for manufacturing

By Laszlo Monostori, József Váncza, Soundar Kumara *. 2006

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Current status and advancement of cyber-physical systems in manufacturing (2015, background): “In later years a great deal of work has been carried out by academia (Monostori et al., 2006; Ribeiro, 2010), which has consolidated this approach.”
Smart Agents in Industrial Cyber–Physical Systems (2016, background): “…solutions for smart production have been developed and installed in industrial environments along the last two decades, as surveyed e.g., in [12, 13, 15], is summarized in Table I that categorizes them according to the ISA 95 levels, i.e., Automation Control (L1), Supervisory Control (L2),…”
Symbiotic human-robot collaborative assembly (2019, background): “HRC is also in demand in distributed manufacturing work environments and systems due to the limitation of automation and the maturation of agent technologies [170].”
Cloud-based design and manufacturing: A new paradigm in digital manufacturing and design innovation (2015, background): “…between CBDM and web-and agent-based systems will be articulated from a number of perspectives, including (1) computing architecture, (2) data storage, (3) sourcing process, (4) information and communication infrastructure, (5) business model, (6) programming model, and (7) communication.”
Biologicalisation: Biological transformation in manufacturing (2018, background): “Agent-based approaches [Monostori et al., 2006] support the realisation of so-called plug-and-produce (plug-and-work) production systems where various elements are joined to a complete production system without manual configuration efforts [Scholz-Reiter et al.”
Agent-based distributed manufacturing control: A state-of-the-art survey (2009, background): “Earlier surveys of multi-agent systems for intelligent manufacturing systems (IMSs) can be found in Shen and Norrie (1999), Monostori et al. (2006), Marik and Lazansky (2007) and for the development of holonic manufacturing applications can be found in Babiceanu and Chen (2006), and McFarlane and…”