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Title: e-Manufacturing: Characteristics, applications and potentials
Authors: Cheng, Kai kai.cheng@brunel.ac.uk, Bateman, Richard J.1
Source: Progress in Natural Science. Nov2008, Vol. 18 Issue 11, p1323-1328. 6p.
Subjects: Engineering -- Computer network resources, Manufacturing industries, Manufactured products, Research teams
Abstract: Abstract: In this paper, an engineering oriented approach is proposed towards e-manufacturing and its applications. The characteristics and potential of e-manufacturing are presented with a number of application examples developed by the authors’ research group. The advances in e-manufacturing and applications are also highlighted and critically reviewed. The paper concludes with a further discussion on the promises and impact of e-manufacturing technology and philosophy on modern manufacturing industry and the practices. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
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