Trends and perspectives in flexible and reconfigurable manufacturing systems

By M. Mehrabi, A. Galip Ulsoy, Y. Koren, P. Heytler. Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing, 2002

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Bibliographical review on reconfigurable fault-tolerant control systems (2003, background): “…design is becoming an important feature to be considered in commercial product development and system design such as drive-by-wire automobiles (Isermann et al., 2002), manufacturing (Mehrabi et al., 2002) and other industrial systems (Antaki, Paden, Piovoso, & Banda, 2002; Goodall & Kortum, 2002).”
Reconfigurable supply chain: the X-network (2020, neutral): “Mehrabi et al. , 2002 Second, we analysed the clusters and derived four major pillars of a RSC: resilience, sustainability, leagility, and digitalization.”
Making CNC machine tools more open, interoperable and intelligent - a review of the technologies (2006, background): “In the process of designing and operating interoperable and open manufacturing systems there is a need to distinguish from among system-level issues, component-level (i.e. machine and control) issues, and ramp-up time reduction issues [1] [2].”
Advanced manufacturing systems: socialization characteristics and trends (2015, background): “For example, the related works of FM and RMS focus on using the modular resources to realize and improve the flexibility and reconfigurability of systems (Mehrabi et al. 2002).”