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Manufacturing the Future
Edited by V. Kordic, A. Lazinica and M. Merdan, ISBN 3-86611-198-3, Hard cover, 908 pages, Publisher: Pro Literatur Verlag, Germany / ARS, Austria , Published: July 01, 2006 under CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 license, in subject Industrial Engineering and Management
DOI: 10.5772/45
The primary goal of this book is to cover the state-of-the-art development and future directions in modern manufacturing systems. This interdisciplinary and comprehensive volume, consisting of 30 chapters, covers a survey of trends in distributed manufacturing, modern manufacturing equipment, product design process, rapid prototyping, quality assurance, from technological and organisational point of view and aspects of supply chain management.
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Book contents
- Chapter 1Multi-Agent Based Distributed Manufacturing
- Chapter 2Improving Machining Accuracy Using Smart Materials
- Chapter 3Concurrent Process Tolerancing Based on Manufacturing Cost And Quality Loss
- Chapter 4Optimize Variant Product Design Based on Component Interaction Graph
- Chapter 5Applying a Hybrid Data Mining Approach in Machining Operation for Surface Quality Assurance
- Chapter 6Sequential Design of Optimum Sized and Geometric Tolerances
- Chapter 7A New Rapid Tooling Process
- Chapter 8SCM Innovation for Business Globalization Based on Coupling Point Inventory Planning
- Chapter 9Relative Control and Management Philosophy
- Chapter 10Multidimensional of Manufacturing Technology, Organizational Characteristics, and Performance
- Chapter 11Engineering Change Management in Distruted Environment with PDM/PLM Support
- Chapter 12Study of Flexibility and Adaptability in Distributed Supply Chains
- Chapter 13An Autonomous Decentralized Supply Chain Planning and Scheduling System
- Chapter 14Simulation Modeling and Analysis of the Impacts of Component Commonality and Process Flexibility on Integrated Supply Chain Network Performance
- Chapter 15Evolutionary Optimisation of Mechanical Structures or Systems
- Chapter 16Assembly Sequence Planning Using Neural Network Approach
- Chapter 17The Cobasa Architecture as an Answer to Shop Floor Agility
- Chapter 18Development of Holonic Manufacturing Execution Systems
- Chapter 19Bio-Inspired Approach for Autonomous Routing in FMS
- Chapter 20Modular Machining Line Design and Reconfiguration: Some Optimization Methods
- Chapter 21Flexible Manufacturing System Simulation Using Petri Nets
- Chapter 22Applications of Petri Nets to Human-in-the-Loop Control for Discrete Automation Systems
- Chapter 23Application Similarity Coefficient Method to Cellular Manufacturing
- Chapter 24Maintenance Management and Modeling in Modern Manufacturing Systems
- Chapter 25Zadehian Paradigms for Knowledge Extraction in Intelligent Manufacturing
- Chapter 26PURE: A Fuzzy Model for Product Upgradability and Reusability Evaluation for Remanufacture
- Chapter 27Distributed Architecture for Intelligent Robotic Assembly Part I: Design and Multimodal Learning
- Chapter 28Distributed Architecture for Intelligent Robotic Assembly Part II: Design of the Task Planner
- Chapter 29Distributed Architecture for Intelligent Robotic Assembly Part III: Design of the Invariant Object Recognition System
- Chapter 30On Direct Adaptive Control for Uncertain Dynamical Systems - Synthesis and Applications
