论文信息 - Auto-ID based control demonstration. Phase 2: pick and place packing with holonic control

Auto-ID based control demonstration. Phase 2: pick and place packing with holonic control

A demonstration environment is being developed at the Auto-ID Centre in Cambridge, in order to show the benefits of Auto-ID technology when applied to manufacturing control systems. In this paper, the second phase of development is examined. The first phase combined conventional control with Auto-ID information. This phase specifically looks at how Auto-ID facilitates a distributed Holonic Manufacturing System (HMS).

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