A case of implementing RFID-based real-time shop-floor material management for household electrical appliance manufacturers

Qu, Ting; Yang, Haidong; Huang, George Q.; Zhang, Y. F.; Luo, Hao; Qin, Wenxiu

doi:10.1007/s10845-010-0476-2

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“…proposed the configuration of the Internet of Manufacturing Things (IoMT) and RFID‐enabled real‐time information capturing and integrating framework of the IoMT . After capturing the dynamic information of manufacturing resources, instead of directly entering optimization stage, some adaptive controlling mechanisms are entailed . Based on the captured real‐time information, the real‐time information‐driven intelligent navigation of assembly station in unpaced line, a real‐time optimization scheduling for assigning shop floor material handling tasks, and IoT‐enabled real‐time production performance analysis and exception diagnosis model based on hierarchical timed colored Petri net are studied and built .…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Game Theory Based Real-Time Shop Floor Scheduling Strategy and Method for Cloud Manufacturing

Zhang

Wang

Liu

et al. 2016

Int. J. Intell. Syst.

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With the rapid advancement and widespread application of information and sensor technologies in manufacturing shop floor, the typical challenges that cloud manufacturing is facing are the lack of real‐time, accurate, and value‐added manufacturing information, the efficient shop floor scheduling strategy, and the method based on the real‐time data. To achieve the real‐time data‐driven optimization decision, a dynamic optimization model for flexible job shop scheduling based on game theory is put forward to provide a new real‐time scheduling strategy and method. Contrast to the traditional scheduling strategy, each machine is an active entity that will request the processing tasks. Then, the processing tasks will be assigned to the optimal machines according to their real‐time status by using game theory. The key technologies such as game theory mathematical model construction, Nash equilibrium solution, and optimization strategy for process tasks are designed and developed to implement the dynamic optimization model. A case study is presented to demonstrate the efficiency of the proposed strategy and method, and real‐time scheduling for four kinds of exceptions is also discussed.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Game Theory Based Real-Time Shop Floor Scheduling Strategy and Method for Cloud Manufacturing

Zhang

Wang

Liu

et al. 2016

Int. J. Intell. Syst.

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“…Qu et al 2010 Case study of applying an automated strategy platform (Huang, Zhang, and Jiang 2008) Table 3. Liu, Chen, and Romanowski 2009 Electronic control system for material flows in IC packaging houses by integrating RFID, a business protocol, and the ERP system, aimed at improving check and accept operations in receiving raw materials, monitoring stock-in records, automating inventory management and record keeping, and so on.…”

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RFID technology in manufacturing and supply chain

Liukkonen

2014

International Journal of Computer Integrated Manufacturing

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Radio frequency identification (RFID) is a promising technology which can potentially assist in enhancing the efficiency of manufacturing by reorganising and optimising internal operations, such as purchasing, warehousing, management, and distribution of materials in the production, as well as in external supply chain management. RFID makes it possible to identify individual objects in the production automatically and wirelessly, so it has an increasing potential in various applications which can make manufacturing more efficient and productive. This survey provides an insight to the application of RFID technology in the management of manufacturing and supply chain. The survey includes a summary on the main purposes of use and on the main application fields of the technology. In manufacturing, typical application targets of RFID are related to warehouse management, process management, tool management, supply chain management, and life cycle management. In addition, the main users, i.e. those manufacturing branches which have been the primary users of RFID this far, are listed in this survey to reveal the current industrial practice. Furthermore, the current challenges in implementing the technology are discussed, as well as the most potential future manufacturing applications and research directions. The sources used for this study are original peer-reviewed reviews and journal articles, conference papers, and web references.

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“…Brusey and McFarlane 10 focused on the issue of correctly identifying, tracking, and dealing with objects in customized production with the use of RFID. Huang et al [11][12][13] and Qu et al 14 presented approaches for deploying RFID-based wireless manufacturing technology for tracking and managing WIP inventories, walkingworker assembly islands, and adaptive assembly planning in job shops. Bindel et al 15 discussed the application of an embedded RFID device into printed circuit boards for life cycle monitoring of electronic products to support product service systems.…”

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A performance evaluation method for radio frequency identification–based tracking network of job-shop-type work-in-process material flows

Zhang

Jiang

Zheng

et al. 2013

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part B:

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With the rapid development of the modern manufacture, a radio frequency identification-based tracking network has been gradually established to monitor and track the material flows in a job-shop floor. Based on an event-driven graphical schema, this article puts forward a new method for modeling and analyzing the job-shop-type work-in-process material flows tracking network. The schema elements are mapped into the network nodes, and the association relationships among the elements are mapped into the network edges. Furthermore, corresponding measures and metrics are presented to evaluate the work-in-process material flows tracking network performance. Finally, a simple example is given to verify the feasibility of the proposed method. It is expected that this study will provide a systemic evaluation method for guiding and optimizing the radio frequency identification-based tracking configuration solution for job-shop-type material flows.

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A case of implementing RFID-based real-time shop-floor material management for household electrical appliance manufacturers

Cited by 85 publications

References 14 publications

Game Theory Based Real-Time Shop Floor Scheduling Strategy and Method for Cloud Manufacturing

Game Theory Based Real-Time Shop Floor Scheduling Strategy and Method for Cloud Manufacturing

RFID technology in manufacturing and supply chain

A performance evaluation method for radio frequency identification–based tracking network of job-shop-type work-in-process material flows

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