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Discrete event and hybrid systems in robotics and automation: an overview

Tarek Sobh, B. Benhabib

Year
1997
Citations
11

Abstract

Discrete event and hybrid systems modeling has been used extensively in automation, robotics, and manufacturing applications. Different frameworks for dynamic supervisory controllers are used in flexible manufacturing systems (FMS) and automated processes. This article presents an overview of some existing strategies that are used to control systems in real-time based on sensory data.

Keywords

RoboticsAutomationSupervisory controlEvent (particle physics)Artificial intelligenceControl engineeringComputer scienceRobotDiscrete manufacturingEngineering

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