Assembly Automation: Volume 20 Issue 1
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The international journal of assembly technology and managementTable of contents
The application of high‐density codes in engineering
Douglas TelfordGrowing needs for identification of small items for tracking and traceability purposes have led to the development of encoding structures known as matrix codes, capable of…
Secure electronic tagging
Gareth MonkmanSome marking systems are very simple, such as barcoded labels, others are more sophisticated incorporating a degree of programmability. However, in recent years the need for much…
Machine‐readable data carriers – a brief introduction to automatic identification and data capture
Anthony FurnessMachine‐readable data carriers are distinguished as an important emergent area of information technology exhibiting revolutionary and radical attributes in respect of their value…
Winning ways for manufacturing
Brian RooksThe “Winning Ways ’99” conference, organised by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, was aimed at “exploring the issues that surround manufacturing industry as it prepares to…
Modular fieldbus designs and applications
Paul G. RankyOne of the main benefits of the fieldbus technology is its significant reduction in wiring. This is because each process requires only one wire to be run to the main cable…
A good week for manufacturing
Brian RooksReports on the 1999 Manufacturing Week exhibition and in particular on the Automation, Production and Maintenance Equipment (APME) section. It highlights a number of assembly…
Potential for two‐dimensional codes in automated manufacturing
Keith A. Osman, Anthony FurnessLinear barcodes have found wide acceptance in all sectors of industry as machine‐readable part identifiers, but their low data density limits practical data capacity to some 20…
Marking of products with fluorescent tracers in binary combinations for automatic identification and sorting
S. Rafi AhmadThe technology for optical identification and automatic sorting of products marked with fluorescent materials in trace concentrations is described. A small number of such…
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0144-5154e-ISSN:
1758-4078ISSN-L:
0144-5154Renamed to:
Robotic Intelligence and AutomationOnline date, start – end:
1980 – 2022Copyright Holder:
Emerald Publishing LimitedEditor:
- Prof Hong Qiao