Distributed Manufacturing Simulation with HLA: A Case Study
Authors: Özer Uygun, Cemalettin Kubat
Abstract
Manufacturing activities, in today's global word conditions, are conducted in physically distributed environment. Making benefit of simulation in such a situation is not easy unless implementing a distributed simulation. High Level Architecture (HLA) is a distributed simulation architecture which is originally developed for defence simulation, however nowadays is also used for manufacturing applications. In this study a distributed manufacturing simulation case study is dealt and discussed. HLA is used in order to make it possible to interact between simulations.
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