The Writing Principle of Activity of Individual Devices in Intelligent Production Systems

Silvia Šebeňová; Nina Danišová; Karol Velíšek

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.309.147

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The Writing Principle of Activity of Individual Devices in Intelligent Production Systems

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In this contribution is presented the writing principle of activity of individual devices in intelligent production systems. At present, the development of technologies is focused on automation systems where manual handling of material disappearing and replaced by manipulation of semi-automated or automated equipment. These operations are to ensure that these devices easier to synchronize automatically closed cycle. The beginning is dedicated to intelligent production systems, their definition, division and principles. In the next section is presented a possible the writing principle of activity of devices and is described different methods of this writing.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 309)

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Silvia Šebeňová, Nina Danišová, Karol Velíšek

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Algorithm (GA), Flowchart, Intelligent System, Machine Intelligence, Sequence Diagram

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