Efficient Messaging through Cluster Coordinators in Decentralized Controlled Material Flow Systems
The modularization of the hard- and software is one approach handling the demand for increasing flexibility and changeability of automated material flow systems. A control that is distributed across several different hardware controllers leads to a great demand for coordination between the modules w...
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doaj-ed8d8a6575f74f82a513dad651a69e8c2021-02-02T01:49:19ZengEDP SciencesMATEC Web of Conferences2261-236X2016-01-01810600510.1051/matecconf/20168106005matecconf_ictte2016_06005Efficient Messaging through Cluster Coordinators in Decentralized Controlled Material Flow SystemsLieberoth-Leden Christian0Regulin Daniel1Günthner W.A.2Technical University of Munich, Institute for Materials Handling, Material Flow and LogisticsTechnical University of Munich, Institute for Materials Handling, Material Flow and LogisticsTechnical University of Munich, Institute for Materials Handling, Material Flow and LogisticsThe modularization of the hard- and software is one approach handling the demand for increasing flexibility and changeability of automated material flow systems. A control that is distributed across several different hardware controllers leads to a great demand for coordination between the modules while planning for example transports, especially if there is a mutual dependency between the modules on the executing tasks. Short-term changes in planning often initiate a rescheduling chain reaction, which causes a high communication load in the system. In the presented approach, module clusters with a centralized coordinator are automatically formed out of multiple modules and substitutional take over the surrounding communication for the modules. As a result, they minimize exchanged messages by focusing on the essential information.http://dx.doi.org/10.1051/matecconf/20168106005 |
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Lieberoth-Leden Christian Regulin Daniel Günthner W.A. Efficient Messaging through Cluster Coordinators in Decentralized Controlled Material Flow Systems MATEC Web of Conferences |
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Efficient Messaging through Cluster Coordinators in Decentralized Controlled Material Flow Systems |
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Efficient Messaging through Cluster Coordinators in Decentralized Controlled Material Flow Systems |
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Efficient Messaging through Cluster Coordinators in Decentralized Controlled Material Flow Systems |
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efficient messaging through cluster coordinators in decentralized controlled material flow systems |
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The modularization of the hard- and software is one approach handling the demand for increasing flexibility and changeability of automated material flow systems. A control that is distributed across several different hardware controllers leads to a great demand for coordination between the modules while planning for example transports, especially if there is a mutual dependency between the modules on the executing tasks. Short-term changes in planning often initiate a rescheduling chain reaction, which causes a high communication load in the system. In the presented approach, module clusters with a centralized coordinator are automatically formed out of multiple modules and substitutional take over the surrounding communication for the modules. As a result, they minimize exchanged messages by focusing on the essential information. |
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