Bloom, H.
, Furlani, C.
and Barbera, T.
(1984),
Emulation as a Design Tool in the Development of Real-Time Control Systems, Proceedings of the Winter Simulation Conference
(Accessed February 25, 2026)
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Emulation as a Design Tool in the Development of Real-Time Control Systems
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A major facility for manufacturing research is being established at the National Bureau of Standards. The Automated Manufacturing Research Facility (AMRF) will provide a testbed where measurement research of computer integrated manufacturing systems can be performed. The control architecture of the facility is based on a sensory-interactive modular hierarchical feedback system. Each module is represented as a finite state machine that interacts through a shared time-sliced common-memory where command, feedback and database information is stored.Proceedings Title
Proceedings of the Winter Simulation Conference
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Automated Manufacturing Research Facility (AMRF), computer integrated manufacturing systems, modular hierarchical feedback system
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Created September 1, 1984, Updated February 17, 2017