Reconfigurable Manufacturing Systems¶
Koren, Y., Heisel, U., Jovane, F., Moriwaki, T., Pritschow, G., Ulsoy, G., & Van Brussel, H. (1999). Reconfigurable Manufacturing Systems. CIRP Annals, 48(2), 527-540.
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- Reconfigurable Manufacturing Cell
- … product-mix change from a capital project into an operation: because the modular capacity was engineered ahead of demand, the plant can physically re-fit for a new product in a changeover window instead of a rebuild cycle, hitting a middle ground between rigid dedicated lines and expensive general-purpose flexibility.
This sourceDefines reconfigurable manufacturing systems as modular systems designed from the outset for rapid capacity and functionality changes, positioned between dedicated and general-purpose flexible systems.
- … product-mix change from a capital project into an operation: because the modular capacity was engineered ahead of demand, the plant can physically re-fit for a new product in a changeover window instead of a rebuild cycle, hitting a middle ground between rigid dedicated lines and expensive general-purpose flexibility.
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