Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM) in JapanElsevier Science, 1994. jún. 24. - 249 oldal Presented in this book are some of the most relevant aspects of Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM) in Japan. The volume compares the development of CIM in the context of Japan as well as that of Europe and the United States. It includes studies of the implemented CIM systems in many companies. In addition, the book contains a study concerning Intelligent Manufacturing Systems (IMS), and the basis for preparation of the so-called Future Generation of Manufacturing Systems (FGMS). This volume gives a better understanding of Japanese competitiveness using advanced technology. People coming from the manufacturing industry, managers, engineers, officials and researchers will find in this book a rich source of material for understanding the crucial elements in technology development, and its actual and future implementation. |
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activities application approach architecture assembly evaluation assembly line bar code centre Chapter CIM concept CIM implementation CIM system CIM technology communication components Computer Integrated concerning concurrent engineering configuration construction control system cost database delivery demand distributed electronic environment equipment example factory automation FCIM Figure functions Hitachi human important improvement information system input Intelligent Manufacturing System interface inventory Japan Japanese CIM kanban Local Area Network machines management system material ME-NET mechatronics MELCO method Mini-MAP Nakatsugawa NCIM needs objectives Ohito Plant OMRON operation OSI model OT-CIM paradigm problems product design production control production system programme reduce requirements robots schedule Section Shimizu Corporation simulation software development specifications standard step strategic information systems strategy token bus Toshiba Toyo Engineering Corporation Toyota Toyota production system users warehouse workstations