IIE Transactions · 1993 · 25 citations · 7 references
EngineeringIndustrial EngineeringSystems EngineeringAutomationManufacturing SystemsProduction PlanningFlexible Manufacturing SystemsIndustrial AutomationIndustrial InspectionInspectionManufacturing AutomationProduction Line AutomationAutomated InspectionAutomated Inspection SystemsConstraintsInspection OptimizationInspection Process OptimizationInspection SchedulingSerial Production
Abstract An FIS is defined as an Inspection System where the inspection routines are determined just prior to performing the inspection. The goal is to determine the inspection routine so as to optimize global objectives (such as cost minimization) subject to global and local constraints (such as total inspection time available). The concept of an FIS provides the basis for the development of intelligent automated inspection systems. In this paper, the concept of a Flexible Inspection System (FIS) for Serial Multistage production lines is introduced, the modelling implications discussed, and numerical examples are presented. Notes Handled by the Department of Quality and Reliability.
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