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Authors
Roberto Delgado; Arturo Molina; Istvan Mezgar; Paul Wright

Digital Object Identifier (DOI)
10.3182/20050703-6-CZ-1902.01540

Page Numbers:
1539-1539

Index Terms
manufacturing systems,sensor networks,wireless communication systems

Abstract
Wireless technology has evolved radically into key technologies that allow its application to Next Generation Manufacturing Systems. However the impact in nowadays business has been limited therefore a revision of relevant issues and trends is a must to establish a coherent vision for future research. This paper summarizes the underlying principles and challenges for the application of wireless technology, and its impact on next generation of manufacturing systems.

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