Components of CIM Systems
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This document lists the various components that make up computer integrated manufacturing (CIM), which includes product design, manufacturing, process planning, systems management, robotics, flexible manufacturing systems, numerical control/computer numerical control/direct numerical control, cells and centers, automated inspection, automated guided vehicles, automated storage and retrieval systems, just-in-time/kanban, decision support systems/expert systems/artificial intelligence, local area networks, total productive maintenance, total quality management, bar codes, electronic data interchange, materials requirement planning, group technology, computer-aided engineering, initial graphics exchange specification, product data exchange specification, dimensional metrology information specification, design for manufacturability, cellular manufacturing, manufacturing automation protocol, standard template
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