PEER-OLIVER WOELK
by Berend Denkena, Alessandro Battino, Peer-Oliver Woelk
Abstract
Since most of today’s industrial products are characterized by high complexity, sophisticated manufacturing processes and numerous customer-specific variants, modern manufacturing is in need of flexible and adaptive concepts for intelligent production. Thus, next-generation manufacturing systems have to take advantage of innovative information techniques in order to fulfil these demands. Furthermore, numerous products are too complex to be manufactured by a single company in an economical as well as efficient way today. Thus, next-generation manufacturing systems have to be distributed as well as collaborative, which will increase the demands concerning appropriate information technology even more. In this context, application of intelligent software agents is one of the most promising approaches for implementation of collaborative manufacturing systems. This paper will illustrate this approach by means of results of some selected research projects.
Presented Slides
I*PROMS 2005 Presentation
"Intelligent Software Agents as a Basis for Collaborative Manufacturing Systems"
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Reference
Due to copyright restrictions, I only present the abstracts of my contributions to this virtual conference as well as the presentation slides, which are accessible via the web, without additional comments. For the full papers, please refer to the printed proceedings of the I*PROMS 2005 Virtual Conference:
"Intelligent Production Machines and Systems - Proceedings of the 1st I*PROMS Virtual International Conference"
Edited by D.T Pham, E.E. Eldukhri, and A.J. Soroka
July 4 - 15, 2005