Task-based modelling and configuration of assembly workstations
conference contribution
posted on 2017-06-09, 10:11authored byNiels Lohse, Hitendra Hirani, S. Ratchev
Rapid selection and configuration of standardised assembly modules is one of the critical factors for companies to sustain a competitive advantage in areas such as precision assembly. To make the process more efficient end users and system integrators need to interact together more closely in identifying and delivering the best possible solutions. The paper reports on a process model and an assembly equipment model specifically developed to support linguistic mapping of user requirements to assembly workstation solutions. The approach targets time compression and cost reduction for rapid deployment of assembly workstations. The reported work is part of the recently started Eureka Factory E-RACE project.
Funding
The reported work is partially funded
by the Department of Trade and Industry in
the United Kingdom as part of the EUREKA Factory E!2851 E-RACE project.
History
School
Mechanical, Electrical and Manufacturing Engineering
Published in
IEEE International Symposium on Assembly and Task Planning
IEEE Xplore
Pages
301 - 306
Citation
LOHSE, N., HIRANI, H. and RATCHEV, S., 2003. Task-based modelling and configuration of assembly workstations. IN: Proceedings
of the 5th IEEE International Symposium on Assembly and Task Planning (ISATP2003) , Besancon, France, July 10-11, pp. 301-306
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