ETFA 2001. 8th International Conference on Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation. Proceedings (Cat. No.01TH8597)
DOI: 10.1109/etfa.2001.996378
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Enhancement of distributed production systems through software agents

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“…Wullink et al (2002) introduced the Engineer-to-order Planning (EtoPlan) that is a holonic architecture for manufacturing planning and control that aims to deal with large amounts of uncertainty caused by incomplete and unreliable information. The PABADIS (Sauter and Massotte, 2001) uses the concept of co-operative manufacturing units (CMUs) to provide significant functions to the production process in automation control, encapsulating residential, products and shop floor management as agents. The approach comprises centralized (for the connection with enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems) and decentralized components, being the products implemented using the mobile agent technology.…”
Section: Architectures and Approachesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Wullink et al (2002) introduced the Engineer-to-order Planning (EtoPlan) that is a holonic architecture for manufacturing planning and control that aims to deal with large amounts of uncertainty caused by incomplete and unreliable information. The PABADIS (Sauter and Massotte, 2001) uses the concept of co-operative manufacturing units (CMUs) to provide significant functions to the production process in automation control, encapsulating residential, products and shop floor management as agents. The approach comprises centralized (for the connection with enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems) and decentralized components, being the products implemented using the mobile agent technology.…”
Section: Architectures and Approachesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Los Sistemas Multiagente han demostrado su utilidad en el modelado de Sistemas de Fabricación, entre algunos de los ejemplos más relevantes podemos mencionar a CIIMPLEX (Peng et al 1998), HOLOS Architecture (Rabelo & Camarinha-Matos 1994), MethaMorph I (Maturana & Norrie 1996),MethaMorph II (Shen et al 1998), DEDEMAS (Tonshoff et al 2000), CORTES (Sadeh & Fox 1989), IFCF (Lin & Solberg 1992), YAMS (Parunak 1998), MASCADA (Valckenaers et al 1999), Production System (Bussmann & Schild 2001), PA-BADIS (Sauter & Massotte 2001), Chilled Water System Automation (Maturana & et. al.…”
Section: Entornos De Simulación De Fabricación Basadas En Agentesunclassified
“…Entre lasáreas donde ha sido aplicado el paradigma de agentes para la simulación podemos mencionar: la simulación social (Gans, Jarke, Alkemeyer & Schmitz 2005, IDS-scheer 2003, Castelfranchi, Falcone & Marzo 2006, Sansores & Pavón 2006, el diseño de plantas de fabricación (Gabar, Shinohara, Shimada & Suzuki 2003), la simulación de mercados (Chaturvedi, Mehta, Dolk & Ayer 2005, Raberto, Cincotti, Focardi & Marchesi 2001, la simulación espacial (Deadman 1999, Ligtenberg, Wachowicz, Bregt, Beulens & Kettenis 2004, la simulación de transporte (Bazzan, Klugl & Ossowski 2005, Hallé & Chaibdraa 2005) y la simulación de Sistemas de Fabricación (Calderón & García 2005) (Marík, Vrba, Maturana & Hall 2005). Específicamente para el modelado de Sistemas de Fabricación entre algunos de los ejemplos más relevantes podemos mencionar HOLOS Architecture (Rabelo & Camarinha-Matos 1994), Methamorph II (Shen, Xue & Norrie 1998), MASCADA (Valckenaers, P., Baumgaertel, McFarlane & Courtois 1999), PABADIS (Sauter & Massotte 2001) y Factory Broker (Colombo et al 2006). Tomando en consideración tales oportunidades de mejora con respecto a las herramientas de simulación actuales, se plantea la posibilidad de la definición de una Arquitectura para un Entorno de Simulación y un Metamodelo que permita definir un Sistema de Fabricación, ambos soportados por agentes para simular Sistemas de Fabricación.…”
Section: Capítulo 1 Introducciónunclassified
“…Such a fundamental PA behavior implies that a PA defines its path through the plant infrastructure independently and on its own -a complete decentralized planning facility results. It thereby fundamentally relies on the plug-and-participate system (see also [85]) with regard to the retrieval of CMU references. Moreover, a complete synchronization between work pieces and PAs as control instances is achieved -PAs are always with their work pieces, and thus they control the product processing locally.…”
Section: Controls Andmentioning
confidence: 99%