Vehicle positioning in complex automated transport systems

This paper addresses the problem of vehicle positioning for automated transport in full-automated manufacturing systems. This study is motivated by the complexity of vehicle control found in semiconductor fabrication where the material handling network path is composed of multiple interconnected loo...

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