The evolution of modern production plants and the rising performance requirements lead to the need for more advanced maintenance systems. In such a context, autonomous Intelligent Maintenance Systems (IMSs) are capable of estimating health conditions, and can be used to forecast maintenance needs and optimize maintenance schedules, therefore reducing the overall costs. In this chapter, an overview of the capabilities of IMSs is shown, and in particular a biomimetic maintenance system implemented using multi-agents is provided, in order to better understand the strength and limits of this approach.

(2015). A biomimetic approach to distributed maintenance management based on a multi-agent system [book chapter - capitolo di libro]. Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/10446/42385

A biomimetic approach to distributed maintenance management based on a multi-agent system

FASANOTTI, Luca;CAVALIERI, Sergio;
2015-01-01

Abstract

The evolution of modern production plants and the rising performance requirements lead to the need for more advanced maintenance systems. In such a context, autonomous Intelligent Maintenance Systems (IMSs) are capable of estimating health conditions, and can be used to forecast maintenance needs and optimize maintenance schedules, therefore reducing the overall costs. In this chapter, an overview of the capabilities of IMSs is shown, and in particular a biomimetic maintenance system implemented using multi-agents is provided, in order to better understand the strength and limits of this approach.
book chapter - capitolo di libro
scientifica
Inglese
2015
Industrial agents: emerging applications of software agents in industry
Leitão, P.; Karnouskos, S.
Leitão, Paulo; Karnouskos, Stamatis
cartaceo
online
978-0-12-800341-1
361
379
Netherlands
Amsterdam
Elsevier
Settore ING-IND/17 - Impianti Industriali Meccanici
Advanced maintenance system; Artificial immune system; Multi-agent; Self-learning; Distributed maintenance;
This work is part of a collaborative research activity between UFRGS and University of Bergamo within the ProSSaLiC Project, funded by European Community’s FP7/2007-2013 under grant agreement no. PIRSES-GA-2010-269322.
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