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Design for an Enterprise

Agility is the ability of a manufacturing system to produce a variety of products of high quality at low cost. This paper presents some insights into the benefits of concurrent design of products and assembly systems and offers a methodology for design for an agile assembly environment. Several rules for design for agile assembly are proposed and illustrated with examples.

Andrew Kusiak | D. W. He

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