A Review Of Design And Control Of Automated Guided Vehicle Systems
2004-06-21
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This paper presents a review on design and control of automated guided vehicle systems. We address most key related issues including guide-path design, estimating the number of vehicles, vehicle scheduling, idle-vehicle positioning, battery management, vehicle routing, and conflict resolution. We discuss and classify important models and results from key publications in literature on automated guided vehicle systems, including often-neglected areas, such as idle-vehicle positioning and battery management. In addition, we propose a decision framework for design and implementation of automated guided vehicle systems, and suggest some fruitful research directions.
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Journal of Economic Literature (JEL) Classification System
- M : Business Administration and Business Economics; Marketing; Accounting
- R4 : Transportation Systems
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- vehicle
- system
- problem
- guide-path
- number
- research
- design
- scheduling
- model
- tanchoco
- journal
- agv systems
- vehicle systems
- production
- travel
- egbelu
- location
- station
- decision
- battery
