Distributed intelligence for plant automation based on multi-agent systems: the PABADIS approach

A Lüder, J Peschke, T Sauter, S Deter… - Production Planning & …, 2004 - Taylor & Francis
A Lüder, J Peschke, T Sauter, S Deter, D Diep
Production Planning & Control, 2004Taylor & Francis
To manage the emerging problems of companies in today's economical surroundings a new
thinking in control is required. On the level of field control a step to distributed systems based
on distributed intelligence is the state of the art. But on the above levels of control, central
and therefore inflexible systems are predominant. This leads to rigid control structures
unable to react on system changes with respect to machinery and product programme in a
fast and cost-saving way. The PABADIS approach aims in solving the mentioned problems …
To manage the emerging problems of companies in today's economical surroundings a new thinking in control is required. On the level of field control a step to distributed systems based on distributed intelligence is the state of the art. But on the above levels of control, central and therefore inflexible systems are predominant. This leads to rigid control structures unable to react on system changes with respect to machinery and product programme in a fast and cost-saving way. The PABADIS approach aims in solving the mentioned problems by introduction of horizontal as well as vertical flexibility into the control structure. This flexibility is reached by using mobile and residential agents to establish distributed intelligence on the level of manufacturing execution systems and integration of distributed intelligence on the field control level.
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