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Two real-time control applications are featured in this chapter. In the first, a kitting cell, object-oriented techniques were used to design and implement its control system. In the second, a glass line, similar techniques were used to model it in order to improve its performance and upgrade its code.
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Wilczynski, D., Wallace, D.K. (1993). OOPS in real-time control applications. In: Adiga, S. (eds) Object-oriented Software for Manufacturing Systems. Intelligent Manufacturing. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-4844-3_11
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