Flexible Scheduling and Management of Variable Manufacturing Systems Using a Simulation-Based Optimisation Approach

Volume 20 No 7 (2022)

Hirdesh Kumar, Nitika Barhoi, Abhi Agarwal, Bhavesh Deshwal, MD Imran

DOI: 10.14704/nq.2022.20.7.NQ33237

Abstract

The performance of complex manufacturing systems in fast-paced and competitive circumstances is directly impacted by production planning and management, which must deal with system complexity and unpredictable behaviour, as well as internal and external dynamic factors. Industry and cyber-physical systems In this setting, 4.0 principles and technologies can help to improve scheduling and control operations by enabling the real-time availability of system state data and the interconnection of information and material flows

Keywords

stochastic behaviour, cyber-physical, industry 4.0 concepts, adaptive scheduling, dynamicity, randomness necessitate

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