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Foundations & Principles of Distributed Manufacturing

Part of the Springer Series in Advanced Manufacturing Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-18078-6

ISBN: 978-3-319-18077-9

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Apr 17, 2015

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Introduction

Kühnle, Hermann; Bitsch, Günter

Pages: 1 –4

[The general perception of high performance information and communication technology and upcoming smart network devices in many areas of everyday life makes us expect more innovations to come that are directly relevant for manufacturing. The first implementations of cloud solutions and item...
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Description of the Working Field

Kühnle, Hermann; Bitsch, Günter

Pages: 5 –16

[Computing miniaturization, communication networks and smart devices decentralise manufacturing. Various propositions of novel ICT continue to push virtualizations and atomisation of resources, so manufacturing increasingly relies on smart autonomous units enforcing a number of unexpected...
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Theory Building Approach

Kühnle, Hermann; Bitsch, Günter

Pages: 17 –25

[The network nature of manufacturing may not be captured by further detailing the systems thinking. The scope has to be widened up. To speed up research progresses, the base for further grounded theory has to be strengthened and the role of outside disciplines for manufacturing has to be newly...
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Core Models, Principles, and Networks’ Structuring

Kühnle, Hermann; Bitsch, Günter

Pages: 27 –53

[Manufacturing networks fundamentally differ from hierarchical organisations, as they emphasise on speed, re-linking and reconfiguration. For the decisions for realignment of units with reallocations of resources, reconfigurations on varying levels of detail and control actions, generic models...
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Smart Manufacturing Units

Kühnle, Hermann; Bitsch, Günter

Pages: 55 –70

[All enhanced abilities of smart units in manufacturing, especially of machines, product orders and equipment on the shopfloors have to be made available for highly efficient value chains. All objects and items will be in real-time and online. Interactions between virtualisations and models of...
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Networking Tools and Information Models—Selected Manufacturing Examples Applying Concurrency Principles and Novel Units’ Properties

Kühnle, Hermann; Bitsch, Günter

Pages: 71 –103

[Selected Distributed Manufacturing examples from different industry sectors fully verify the theory as well as the principles with the tools. as proposed, and offer valuable sidelines for identifying gaps and obstacles on the way to smart Distributed Manufacturing. All generics, models and...

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