Titlebook: Artificial Neural Networks for Intelligent Manufacturing; Cihan H. Dagli (Associate Professor) Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media D

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Intelligent manufacturing systemsivity. As users of these systems we have never been satisfied; we demand more from the artifacts that are designed and manufactured. The current trend is to build autonomous systems that can adapt to changes in their environment. While there is much to be done before we reach this point it is not po

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Conceptual design problemDesign begins with the acknowledgment of needs and dissatisfaction with the current state of affairs and realization that some action must take place in order to correct the problem. When a small child moves a stool to an appropriate location so that she can use it to get to her toy, she has acted a

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Scheduling from scheduling purchase of components and subcomponents, scheduling jobs and machines in the making and asembling process, to scheduling picking, packaging, shipping, etc. Furthermore, scheduling in material handling can occur at more than one level with varying degrees of detail and sophisticatio

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Automated assembly systemss to produce a product which has some functional value. The need for sophisticated assembly systems that are intelligent and highly flexible has increased over the years and motivated many researchers to develop innovative techniques in implementing such systems. Today’s industry demands more flexib

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Manufacturing feature identifications needed in a variety of applications may be different from the data type stored in a design database. In order to automate the CAD/CAM process, computer understanding of the meta-knowledge in the database or description and automatic data conversion to the next analysis stage are necessary (Woodwar

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