Ray, S.
(1986),
A Knowledge Representation Scheme for Processes in an Automated Manufacturing Environment, Proceedings of the 1986 IEEE International Conference on Systems Manufacturing and Cybernetics
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A Knowledge Representation Scheme for Processes in an Automated Manufacturing Environment
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A key factor in applying advance programming concepts to an industrial manufacturing environment is the establishment of a language to specify the process steps involved. In the Automated Manufacturing Research Facility at NBS, these process steps are described in terms of work element. Work elements are specified in process plans which are passed to controllers throughout the facility. This paper describes the properties which were considered in the definition of work elements from the perspective of automated process planning and the control system implementation at NBS.Proceedings Title
Proceedings of the 1986 IEEE International Conference on Systems Manufacturing and Cybernetics
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programming concepts, programming language, AMRF
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Created January 1, 1986, Updated February 17, 2017