Robotic Manufacturing Systems - Modelling and Simulation
Journal Title: RECENT - Year 2011, Vol 12, Issue 33
Abstract
This paper presents modelling and simulation techniques applicable to a wide range of manufacturing systems, where coordinated interaction of mechanical, electronic and software components is required to meet performance goals. A versatile new modelling technology was used to help design the innovative manufacturing control systems. Using models written exclusively in Delphi language, simulation-based analysis and verification were performed at both the component/subsystem and at the overall system level.
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Aurel FRATU
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