Self-powered wireless sensor system application for cutting process con-trol

This paper deals with genetic algorithms as an optimisation method and its use for optimisation of the machining process in the CAM system. Tool path verification and optimisation are two best ways of dramatically improving manufacturing operations while saving money with relatively little work. Genetic algorithms can be used for improvement of these operations and considerably reduce length of tool paths leading to the reduction of machine times and optimisation of cutting parameters. Provides the software application created to optimise processes of boring and local milling (Incomplete sentence; what or who provides).

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Optimisation of the Machining Process Using Genetic Algorithm

Čuboňová

Dodok

Ságová

2019

SJSUT.ST

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Self-powered wireless sensor system application for cutting process con-trol

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Optimisation of the Machining Process Using Genetic Algorithm

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