Computer Integrated Manufacturing: Proceedings of the Seventh CIM-Europe Annual Conference 2931 May 1991, Turin, Italy. CEC DG XIII: Telecommunicatio [Paperback]

Concurrent and Integrated Design (I).- Trends and experiences in applying simultaneous engineering.- Documents flow computerization as a prerequisite to concurrent engineering.- CAE and product modelling.- Open Systems in CIM.- Open systems and manufacturing software integration platforms.- Implementation levels for semantic integration of open system CIM modules.- From CIM to CIM-OSA  a step ahead in system integration.- Concurrent and Integrated Design (II).- Advantages of using features to integrate product and process modelling  results of IMPPACT (ESPRIT 2165).- Integrated CAD/CAE system for cold forging in the automotive industry.- A neutral product database for large multifunctional systems.- Production Planning and Control (I).- The impact of software engineering in the development of CIM systems.- A real-time control network for small batch part manufacturing.- Intelligent design of shop-floor management within a supervisory control system.- Organisation, Education and Technology Transfer.- The ILVA school of information technology.- An educational concept for flexible production automation with the possibilities of CIM.- CIM technology transfer to SME in the less favoured regions of EC: the role of the science park TECNOPOLIS in Southern Italy.- Joint technical and organisational design of CIM system for SMEs.- Production Planning and Control (II).- Asia: a knowledge-based system for plan generation with incomplete information.- A planning strategy based on advanced modelling techniques for CAPP in mechanical engineering.- User requirements for development of a master production scheduling system.- A new approach to production planning and control at ILVAs Taranto works.- Integration in CIM.- CIMSTEEL: a CIM for steel work companies.- New directionsin decision-oriented CIM.- CIM developments at FIAT AVIO.- Sensors and Control.- The design of integrated control schemes for the glass making industry.- Holographic labelling for automated material identificlÃJ