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Industrial Agent Technology 16-13
Abbreviations
AARIA
ADACOR.
ADRENALIN
CMU
ERP
HMS
LS/ATN
MAS
MASCADA
MES
OAS
PABADIS
PABADIS’PROMISE
PROSA
RA
RAS
SOA
VLCC
VO
WO
UAV
Autonomous Agents at Rock Island Arsenal
.ADAptive holonic COntrol aRchitecture for distributed manufacturing systems
Advanced Fractal Companies Use Information Supply Chain
Cooperative manufacturing unit
Enterprise resource planning
Holonic manufacturing systems
Living systems/adaptive transport network
Multi-agent system
Manufacturing Control Systems Capable of Managing Production Change and
Disturbances
Manufacturing execution system
Order agent supervisor
Plant automation based on distributed systems
PABADIS-based product-oriented manufacturing systems for reconfigurable
enterprises
Product–resource–order–staff architecture
Residential agent, resource agent
Resource agent supervisor
Service oriented architecture
Very large crude carrier
Virtual organizations
Work order
“Uninhabited” or “remotely piloted” aerial vehicles
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