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ORCID8th ETFA 2001: Antibes/Juan les Pins, France
- Proceedings of 8th IEEE International Conference on Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation, ETFA 2001, October 15-18, 2001, Antibes/Juan les Pins, France - Volume 2. IEEE 2001
- Omar López-Ortega:
A Java application based on an EXPRESS model for sharing flexible manufacturing resources data. 3-11 - Hiroaki Kawamichi, Shigetoshi Sameshima, Katsumi Kawano, Y. Adachi:
Transmission performance testing for cooperating processes of an autonomous decentralized manufacturing system. 13-22 - Eric Dumetz, Françpis Vanden Hende, Pierre-Jean Barre:
Resonant load control methods application to high-speed machine tool with linear motor. 23-31 - Frédérique Biennier, Joël Favrel:
Secure collaborative information system for enterprise alliances: a workflow based approach. 33-40 - Takeshi Aoki, Tatsuya Suzuki, Motoaki Matsuzaki, Shigeru Okuma:
Automatic generation of motion sequence for error recovery in programmable logic control using plant information. 41-46 - Takashi Sato, Eiji Yoshida, Yasunori Kakebayashi, Joji Asakura, Norihisa Komoda:
Application of IEC61131-3 for semiconductor processing equipment. 47-50 - Takaaki Nakasiba, Akitsugu Tsuchiya, Yoshitomo Ikkai, Norihisa Komoda, Yasuo Namioka:
Intelligible description language and its rapid verification method for design support of distributed sequential control systems. 51-56 - Christine Gertosio, Alain Dussauchoy:
Modeling of the test workshop controller. 57-62 - Peter Neumann, René Simon, Christian Diedrich, Matthias Riedl:
Field device integration. 63-68 - Richard Zurawski:
Petri net models and functional abstractions: applications to the design of automated manufacturing systems. 71-83 - Emilio Jiménez
, Laura Recalde, Manuel Silva Suárez:
Forrester diagrams and continuous Petri nets: a comparative view. 85-94 - Francesco Amato, Francesco Basile:
Optimal control of warehousing systems with simultaneous crane and shuttle optimization. 95-104 - Wlodek M. Zuberek:
Petri net modeling and performance analysis of cluster tools with chamber revisiting. 105-112 - Valeriy Vyatkin, Hans-Michael Hanisch:
Formal modeling and verification in the software engineering framework of IEC 61499: a way to self-verifying systems. 113-118 - Orlando Contreras, Josep Lluís de la Rosa, Joaquím Meléndez-Frigola:
I-SS: integrated supervision systems approach based on interactive components. 119-127 - Ngo Van Hien, Thierry Soriano:
Implementing hybrid automata for developing industrial control systems. 129-137 - Mercedes Narciso, Miquel Angel Piera Eroles:
Coloured Petri net simulator: a generic tool for production planning. 139-147 - Paulo Eigi Miyagi, Emília Villani, Newton Maruyama:
Modeling of hybrid supervisory systems using UML and Petri nets. 149-158 - Pau Mendoza, Juan Vila, Ismael Ripoll, Silvia Terrasa, Pascual Pérez:
Developing CAN based networks on RT-Linux. 161-167 - Rosolino Lionti, Dominique Noguet, Norbert Daniele, Daniel Chagnot-Auclair:
Wireless transmissions in multipath environments benefit from direct sequence spread spectrum techniques. 169-178 - Camille Diou, Lionel Torres, Michel Robert:
An embedded core for the 2D wavelet transform. 179-186 - Antonio José Restrepo-Zea:
A framework for Real-Time CORBA using synchronous active objects. 187-196 - Olivier H. Roux, David Delfieu, Pierre Molinaro:
Discrete time approach of time Petri nets for real-time systems analysis. 197-204 - Isabel Besembel, Jean-Claude Hennet:
Activity planning and management in business organizations. 207-212 - Salvador Bori, Jests Lores, Ramon Pascual, E. Roures:
PROMAN, planning, production management and control system with intelligent interfaces and advanced forecast. 213-219 - William D. Brosey, Richard E. Neal, Douglas F. Marks:
Grand challenges of enterprise integration. 221-227 - Satyaveer Singh Chauhan, Jean-Marie Proth:
Supply management with concave cost. 229-236 - Martin Wollschlaeger, Christian Diedrich, Mario Thron:
Generation of role-specific information for an enterprise integration framework using XML descriptions. 237-244 - Nathanael Cottin, Bernard Mignot, Maxime Wack:
Authentication and enterprise secured data storage. 245-252 - Weonjoon Kang, Hyoungyuk Kim, Hong Seong Park:
Design and performance analysis of middleware-based distributed control systems. 253-260 - Nick B. Szirbik, Hari S. Jagdev:
The future IT systems for virtual enterprises: product-oriented agent providers? 261-270 - Adolfo Crespo Marquez, Oscar Rubiano Ovalle:
A simulation study to assess the impact of Internet in the supply chain management. 271-278 - Teresa Murino, Giuseppe Paduano, Liberatina Carmela Santillo:
Video transfer optimisation for e-commerce applications. 279-285 - Amaud Bertsch, Paul Bernhard, Philippe Renaud:
Microstereolithography: concepts and applications. 289-298 - Serge Monneret, Christophe Provin, Heme Le Gall:
Micro-scale rapid prototyping by stereolithography. 299-304 - Christian Bergaud, Emeline Cocheteau, Matthieu Guirardel, Liviu Nicu, Benoit Belier:
Design and fabrication of arrays of nanoelectromechanical resonators for parallel detection of biomolecular interactions. 305-308 - Koshichiro Mitsukuni, Mitsuo Koyama, Norihisa Komoda:
Evaluation of optimal ordering method in combination of forecast and order based production. 311-316 - Murayama Hiroshi:
The latest tendency of SCM patents utilizing the information technologies. 317-322 - Masaki Yumoto, Takafumi Nozaki, Norihisa Komoda, Shuji Soga:
An evaluation system of logistic scenarios for withdrawal in the disposal of waste personal computers with RF-ID tag. 323-328 - Kuniyoshi Horiuchi, Taiji Takii, Hideo Ikeda, Yoshitomo Ikkai:
Application of compatibility with delivery and manufacture in material industry. 329-334 - Kyouhei Ishihara, Shingo Honda, Yoshitomo Ikkai, Norihisa Komoda, Hirokazu Takahashi, Hideo Ikeda:
A rapid planning method of practicable solution with conversational function of constraints relaxation for a process ordering problem using spare jobs. 337-342 - Hisashi Tamaki, Tamami Ono, Hajime Murao, Shinzo Kitamura:
Modeling and genetic solution of a class of flexible job shop scheduling problems. 343-350 - Kazuhiro Ohkura, Takashi Igarashi, Kanji Ueda, Shin'ichiro Okauchi, Hisashi Matsunaga:
A genetic algorithm approach to large scale combinatorial optimization problems in the advertising industry. 351-357 - Hironori Oka, Tsutomu Hasegawa, Yoshitomo Ikkai, Norihisa Komoda:
A bilateral negotiation method using satisfying level with knowledge of purpose analysis. 359-364 - Bernard Lamalle, Guy Cathébras, Lew Fock Chong Lew Yan Voon, Patrick Gorria, Benaissa Bellach, Olivier Aubreton:
A correlation retina for real-time pattern recognition. 367-372 - Eric Dekneuvel, Fabrice Müller, Thierry Pitarque:
Ultrasonic smart sensor design for a distributed perception system. 373-382 - Christian Barat, Etienne Colle, Naima Ait Oufroukh:
Toward a versatile ultrasonic sensor. 383-391 - Claude Delpha, Martine Lumbreras, Maryam Siadat:
An intelligent gas sensor application for the discrimination of forane 134a and carbon dioxide gas concentrations: the effect of relative humidity. 393-399 - Eric Benoit, Richard Dapoigny, Laurent Foulloy:
Fuzzy-based intelligent sensors: modeling, design, application. 401-407 - Patrick Bonnin, Olivier Stasse, Vincent Hugel, Pierre Blazevic:
How to introduce a priori visual and behavioral knowledge for autonomous and mobile robots to operate in known environments. 409-418 - Yu Gong, Lawrence E. Holloway:
Multi-layer state observers for condition systems. 421-428 - T. Both, Hans-Michael Hanisch, J. Jorn:
Fault treatment with net condition/event systems: a first approach. 429-432 - Cristiana Degano, Angela Di Febbraro, Paolo Fornara:
Fault diagnosis in an intermodal container terminal. 433-440 - Francesco Basile, Pasquale Chiacchio, Alessandro Giua, Carla Seatzu:
Deadlock recovery of Petri net models controlled using observers. 441-449 - Mihaela Ulieru:
FIPA-enabled holonic enterprise. 453-462 - Paulo Leitão, Francisco J. Restivo, Goran D. Putnik:
A multi-agent based cell controller. 463-470 - Walter Vieira, Luis M. Camarinha-Matos, Octavio Castolo:
Fitting autonomy and mobile agents. 471-480 - Stefan Bussmann, Klaus Schild:
An agent-based approach to the control of flexible production systems. 481-488 - Armando W. Colombo, Ralf Neubert, Ronald Schoop:
A solution to holonic control systems. 489-498 - Max Felser:
Ethernet TCP/IP in automation: a short introduction to real-time requirements. 501-504 - Paul Brooks:
Ethernet/IP-industrial protocol. 505-514 - Jacques Camerini, Antonio Chauvet, Michael Brill:
Interface for distributed automation: IDA. 515-518 - Manfred Popp, Peter Wenzel:
PROFInet-linking worlds. 519-522 - Martin Buchwitz, Axel Klostermeyer, Kai Lorentz:
IAONA Europe e.V-What the umbrella organisation for industrial Ethernet accomplishes. 523-524 - Francesc Moreno, Juan Andrade-Cetto, Alberto Sanfeliu:
Localization of human faces fusing color segmentation and depth from stereo. 527-535 - Enric X. Martin i Rull, Antonio B. Martínez Velasco:
Generation of synthetic views for teleoperation in industrial processes. 537-540 - Filiberto Pla, José Miguel Sanchiz Martí, José Salvador Sánchez:
An integral automation of industrial fruit and vegetable sorting by machine vision. 541-546 - Pere Marès, Antoni Grau, Antonio B. Martínez:
Robot navigation by visual local symmetry reflection axes. 547-550 - Alexander Fay, Rainer Drath, Peter Bort:
Design and implementation of a Java-based industrial control system configuration tool. 553-558 - Benedicte Bascle, K. Hampel, Nassir Navab, Brent Baxter, Xiang Zhang:
An industrial 3D graphical interface for process control. 559-562 - Perfecto Mariño, César A. Sigüenza, Vicente Pastoriza Santos, Miguel Santamaría Sánchez, Emilio Martínez Expósito:
Implementing can seaming supervisory control using machine vision. 563-570 - Juan Carlos Díaz Martín, José Manuel Rodríguez García, Juan-Luis García Zapata, Pedro Gómez-Vilda:
Robust voice recognition as a distributed service. 571-575 - Xiaotang Chen, K. Lee, Y. K. Chan, Y. L. Yu:
Audio compression with desirable attributes for factory automation. 577-582 - Xiang Zhang, Yakup Genc, Nassir Navab:
Mobile computing and industrial augmented reality for real-time data access. 583-588 - Sylvain Martel, Stefen Riebel, Torsten Koker, Mark Sherwood, Ian W. Hunter:
Large-scale nanorobotic factory automation based on the NanoWalker technology. 591-597 - Ferdinand Schmoeckel, Heinz Wörn, Matthias Kiefer:
The scanning electron microscope as sensor system for mobile microrobots. 599-602 - Jaime López-Sánchez, Pedro Lluís Miribel-Català, Enric Montane, Manel Puig-Vidal, Sebastià A. Bota, Josep Samitier, Urban Simu, Stefan Johansson:
High accuracy piezoelectric-based microrobot for biomedical applications. 603-609 - Jean-Pierre Merlet:
Micro parallel robot MIPS for medical applications. 611-619 - Zhenwei Su, Hefin Rowlands, Dave John:
A laser tracking system for a hot moving ingot. 623-625 - Michael Scholles, Klaus Frommhagen, Ljudmila Kleinmann, Petra Nauber, Uwe Schelinski:
IEEE 1394 "FireWire" system design for industrial and factory automation applications. 627-630 - Javier Fernández, David Benchetrit, Diego Gachet:
Automated visual inspection to assembly of frontal airbag sensors of automobiles. 631-634 - Gang Xiong, Guang-Yu Xiong, Timo R. Nyberg:
Push/pull based production plan and schedule strategy. 637-640 - Philippe Gorce, Marina Guihard:
Dynamic controller of BIPMAN. 641-644 - Enrico S. Canuto, Sergio Tonani:
Nanoradian digital stabilization of a suspended table for scientific experiments. 645-648 - Sébastien Faucou, Anne-Marie Déplanche, Yvon Trinquet:
Operative architecture design and modelling for the validation of real-time applications. 649-652 - Christine Pelletier, Jan Goossenaerts, Nick B. Szirbik:
A centralized translation interface based on the PSIM ontology. 653-656 - Félix Ingrand, Raja Chatila, Rachid Alami:
An architecture for dependable autonomous robots. 657-658 - Patrick Pujo, Fouzia Ounnar:
Decentralised control and self organisation in flexible manufacturing systems. 659-663 - Gang Xiong, Guang-Yu Xiong, Timo R. Nyberg, Marko Lehtimaki:
Initial research on virtual pulp & paper enterprise. 665-668 - Nabil Kabbaj, Monique Polit, Boutaib Dahhou, Gilles Roux:
Adaptive observers based fault detection and isolation for an alcoholic fermentation process. 669-673 - Naly Rakoto-Ravalontsalama:
Partial and total order relations for supervisory control of hybrid systems. 675-678 - Eckhard Freund, Oliver Stern:
A rapid controller development methodology and architecture for automated manufacturing systems. 679-682 - Helmut Beikirch, Matthias Voss:
Smart field bus nodes with programmable sensor interfaces. 683-686 - Gang Xiong, Gang-Yu Xiong, Aki Litokorpi, Timo R. Nyberg:
Middleware-based solution for enterprise information integration. 687-690 - Sebastien Fabre, Philippe Souères, Michel Taïx, Lionel Cordesses:
Farmwork path planning for field coverage with minimum overlapping. 691-694 - María Jesús Arranz, Josep Arasa, Santiago Royo, Jesus Caum:
Measurement of the photometric distribution of light sources by deflectometric techniques. 695-698 - Frank Golatowski, Stephan Preuß, Hagen Ploog, Thomas Geithner, Clemens H. Cap, Dirk Timmermann:
Integration of Java processor core JSM into SmartDev(ices). 699-702 - Edward Gimadi, Sergey V. Sevastianov, V. V. Zalyubovsky:
On the project scheduling problem under stored resource constraints. 703-705 - Edward Gimadi, Natalie Kairan:
Multi-index assignment problem: an asymptotically optimal approach. 707-709 - Maria Teresa Ariza Gómez, Francisco José Fernández Jiménez, Francisco Rodriguez Rubio:
Implementing a virtual manufacturing device for MMS/CORBA. 711-714 - Dania A. El-Kebbe Salaheddine:
Findings from adapting real-time aperiodic scheduling under dynamic priority systems to production planning and control. 715-717 - Martin Wollschlaeger, Christian Diedrich, Jochen Müller, Ulrich Epple:
Asset management solution based on PROFIBUS-PA profiles. 719-722 - David Chen, Guy Doumeingts:
Towards a formal understanding of design process: contribution to the development of a general theory of design. 723-726 - Youssef Harrath, Brigitte Chebel-Morello, Noureddine Zerhouni:
A genetic algorithm and data mining to resolve a job shop schedule. 727-728 - L. Réveilleau, Erwan Becquet, Eric Gressier-Soudan, Jean-Michel Douin, Laurent Bacon, François Horn:
Towards a RT-Java based embedded remote monitoring tool for small and medium power plant units. 729-732 - E. Quevy, Dimitri Galayko, Bernard Legrand, Christian Renaux, Chantal Combi, Denis Flandre, Lionel Buchaillot, Dominique Collard, B. Vigna, Andreas Kaiser:
IF MEMS filters for mobile communication. 733-736 - Ryad A. Zemouri, Daniel Racoceanu, Noureddine Zerhouni:
The RRBF. Dynamic representation of time in radial basis function network. 737-740 - I. Sellami, Marie-José Huguet, Pierre Lopez:
A backtracking algorithm for solving mixed task scheduling and resource allocation problems. 741-744 - Lamia Berrah, Gilles Mauris, Laurent Foulloy:
Industrial performance expression: survey and new directions. 745-748 - Enrico S. Canuto, Andrea Rolino:
Digital control of an interferometric balance for micro-thrusters qualification. 749-752 - Montserrat Gil-Martínez, Javier Breton, Juan Martín Miruri, Javier Vicuna:
Industrial communications in a flexible manufacturing system. 753-756 - Naima Ait Oufroukh, Christian Barat, Etienne Colle:
Distinction between objects with ultrasonic biaural system and only amplitude. 757-760 - Samia Maza, Pierre Castagna:
Conflict-free AGV routing in bi-directional network. 761-764 - Belén Curto, Francisco J. García-Fernández, Vidal Moreno, J. Gonzalez, Ana María Moreno:
An experience of a CORBA based architecture for computer integrated manufacturing. 765-769 - Evgenij Burdo, Nikolai Guschinsky, Genrikh Levin:
How to minimize the total mass of a reducer and provide its lifetime with a given probability. 771-773 - Tae-Eog Lee, Jin-Hwan Lee:
An integrated application framework for a cluster tool controller for semiconductor manufacturing. 775-778 - Yves Jourlin, Olivier Parriaux, Florent Pigeon:
High precision and non obtrusive displacement measurement sensor for intelligent robots and systems. 779-782 - Philippe Dépincé, Hocine Amara, Jean-Yves Hascoët:
Multi-agent environment for process planning elaboration. 783-786 - Emmanuelle Gallois-Pichonat, Jean-Claude Jeannot, Michel de Labachelerie:
A micromechanical focusing device for artificial vision. 787-790 - Djamel Merad, Jean Triboulet, Antoine Chedebois, Malik Mallem, Claude Fioroni, Jean Robert Passemard:
Diagnostic assistance using oriented vision system for high velocity tooling machines. 791-794 - Philippe Basset, Lionel Buchaillot, Andreas Kaiser, Dominique Collard:
Design of an autonomous micro robot. 795-798 - Omar Helli, Martine Lumbreras, Maryam Siadat:
Performance evaluation of an SnO2-based sensor array for the concentration determination of H2S/CO2 mixtures in dry or wet air. 799-801
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