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Declarative Approach to AGVS Modeling and Cyclic Scheduling

Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2013
The paper presents constraint satisfaction problem driven approach to analytical solution of the cyclic scheduling problem in the Flexible Manufacturing System (FMS) producing multi-type parts where for material handling are used the Automated Guide Vehicles Systems (AGVS).
Grzegorz Bocewicz   +2 more
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Task scheduling for multiple forklift AGVs in distribution warehouses

Proceedings of the 2014 IEEE Emerging Technology and Factory Automation (ETFA), 2014
Distribution warehouses are considered in this paper with the aim of scheduling the transportation of pallet and roll pallet loads from the storage area to the gates at which the trucks arrive. Transportation activities are carried out by forklift AGVs that can move freely along the warehouse's aisles (guide paths are not considered). In this paper, an
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SCHEDULING AND CONTROL OF AGV BASED MATERIAL HANDLING SYSTEMS

1992
Abstract A Flexible Manufacturing System (FMS) comsists of three inter-connected subsystems: a Production Machining System (PMS), a Material Handling System (MHS) and an Automated Storage/Retrieval System(AS/RS). Every subsystem has its own role in an FMS.
X.-B. Wu, Vinícius Amaral Armentano
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Scheduling and Routing of AGVs for Large-scale Flexible Manufacturing Systems

2019 IEEE 15th International Conference on Automation Science and Engineering (CASE), 2019
In this paper, we propose a new heuristic as well as several improvements to an existing approach based on Benders decomposition for solving the conflict free scheduling and routing of automated guided vehicles (AGVs), with promising results. The existing method solves the problem in two stages; task assignment/sequencing, and feasibility check of the ...
Sarmad Riazi   +4 more
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An integrated scheduling method for AGV routing in automated container terminals

Computers & Industrial Engineering, 2018
Abstract The simultaneous scheduling of quay cranes (QCs), automated guided vehicles (AGVs), and yard cranes (YCs) in automated container terminals (ACTs) has been a critical problem. This paper proposes an integrated scheduling for handling equipment coordination and AGV routing. With the goal of minimising makespan, we set up a bi-level programming
Yongsheng Yang   +3 more
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Integrated scheduling of machines and AGVs for a multi-objective flexible job shop scheduling problem considering AGV charging

With the advancement of intelligent manufacturing, flexible job-shop scheduling problems integrating automated guided vehicle (FJSP-AGV) face significant challenges in simultaneously coordinating operation sequencing, machine allocation, and AGV assignment within complex production environments.
Xiaoxiao Lin   +5 more
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AGV scheduling strategy based on the A* algorithm

2022 IEEE 4th International Conference on Civil Aviation Safety and Information Technology (ICCASIT), 2022
Yizhang Zhu, Chunzhou Zhao, Wenxuan Wang
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Comprehensive Review of the Dispatching, Scheduling and Routing of AGVs

2015
Automated Guided Vehicle System (AGVS) has become an important strategic tool for automated warehouses. In a very competitive business scenario, they can increase productivity and reduce costs of FMS (Flexible Manufacturing System) transportation systems.
Kelen C. T. Vivaldini   +3 more
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A distributed approach for AGV scheduling

2020
Ventura, Martín Alejo   +3 more
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Scheduling Single AGV in Blocking Flow-Shop with Identical Jobs

Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Operations Research and Enterprise Systems
We consider a flow-shop with m stations (machines) and n identical jobs that need to be processed on each station. The processing time of every job on station i is pi. After a job is processed on a station i, it needs to be transported by an automated guided vehicle (AGV) to the next station i + 1. There is only one AGV.
Erik Boom   +3 more
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