Titlebook: Condition Monitoring and Control for Intelligent Manufacturing; Lihui Wang (Senior Research Officer),Robert X. Gao Book 2006 Springer-Verl

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T. Harada,D. Chauvaud,Y. Pouliquentering, optimal control, adaptive control) are highlighted, and illustrated with examples from research work conducted by the author and his co-workers. Also included are observations on how significant the research to date has been in terms of industrial impact, and thoughts on how this research area might develop in the future.

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W. J. Eckert,G. N. Duboshin,P. J. Message short-range proximity sensors (typically, for object recognition and/or position/orientation estimation) and contact sensors (typically, for force/torque measurements). This chapter focuses on the use of medium-range sensors; more specifically, the objective is the review of the state-of-the-art in autonomous active sensor networks.

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Report of the Executive Committee 1973–1975 and machining satiability. Models for rolling element bearing behavior are presented as well as mechanistic models for damage propagation. Examples are also presented from test systems to demonstrate the various approaches discussed in this chapter.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-3105-9onceptulization, architectural design, and system implementation are discussed in detail and two case studies on robot control and remote machining are presented. Enabled by Java and web technologies, . demonstrates significant promise of intelligent distributed manufacturing.