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Integrated hybrid system for planning and control of concurrent tasks in manufacturing systems
This paper presents a novel approach for solving the challenging problem in intelligent control of manufacturing systems. The proposed max-plus algebra model combined with event-based planning and control provides a mechanism to efficiently integrate task scheduling, sensing, planning and real-time execution so that the task scheduling which usually deals with discrete types of events, as well as action planning which usually deals with continuous events, can be treated systematically in a unified analytical model. The unique feature of this approach is that interactions between discrete and continuous events can be considered in a unified framework. This feature allows the manufacturing system to intelligently cope with unexpected events and uncertainties so that the efficiency and reliability of the task schedule and action plan can increase significantly. A robotic manufacturing system is used to illustrate the proposed approach. The experimental results demonstrate the advantages of the proposed approach.