Titlebook: Handbook of Expert Systems Applications in Manufacturing Structures and rules; A. Mital,S. Anand Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media

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Roland Schiffter (Kommissarischer Leiter)nished goods -along the factory floor from receiving through shipping (Eastman, 1987, p. 1). The purpose of moving the material should be to increase its value. However, ‘the handling, transporting, housing and controlling of materials and goods adds nothing but cost to the system’ (Sims, 1991, p. x

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-46004-4t of time spent and the possibility of a sub-optimal decision could both adversely affect the manufacturing economics of production operations. The machine selection problem in the PCB assembly domain requires the use of multi-alternative and multi-attribute decision-making principles (Shieh, 1991).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-48440-7eneration programmable robots. The second generation adaptive robots began the conventional planning by incorporating sensor input and appropriate planning technics. However, with the advancements in sensors and microcomputer capabilities, the third generation robot ushered in an era of improved pla

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Expert system approaches to the selection of materials handling and transfer equipment,iii). Thus MHT is usually regarded as a burden; and MHT design is, therefore, often carried out as a final step after product, process and layout design has been completed, and in isolation from the overall design process.

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Knowledge-based surface treatment and coating selection in product design,has been a very elusive activity to formalize. With the advent of knowledge-based systems, provision of T/C selection assistance to the designer early on in the design process has become a practical reality.

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