Conceptual design and prototype implementation of a holonic system and a discrete event system
Abstract
The problem after creating a Holonic Manufacturing System (HMS), as observed in the literature, is to create real-time control strategies based on events and distributed information processing that act on flexible production systems. Seen from the previous perspective, this research project will seek to implement a communication bridge between an HMS and a discrete event simulation model that will emulate a flexible manufacturing system. This proposal exposes historical background to the subject, as well as a methodological proposal used to create a synchronous communication bridge between the HMS and the simulation model.
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