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The physical layout of current machining cell

The physical layout of current machining cell

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Figure 1. Typical CAD/CAM system User
Figure 2. The Network Configuration National Cheng Kung University,...
Figure 3. Collaborative design procedures of engine block
Figure 6. The collaborative procedures
Figure 7 The physical layout of current machining cell
Development of International Collaborative CAD/CAM
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... machining is one of the fundamental modules in the flexible manufacturing system for agile manufacturing.( Leo O'Connor, 1994) Figure 7 shows the physical layout of a machining centre controlled by a personal computer through RS-232. This configuration extends the CAD/CAM collaborative research into the practical manufacturing application. ...

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