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IEEE Transactions on Automation Science and Engineering, Volume 3
Volume 3, Number 1, January 2006
- Wilbert E. Wilhelm, Ivette Arambula, Neil Nilanjan D. Choudhry:
Optimizing picking operations on dual-head placement machines. 1-15 - Dezhen Song, A. Frank van der Stappen
, Kenneth Y. Goldberg
Exact algorithms for single frame selection on multiaxis Satellites. 16-28 - George J. Tsinarakis, Nikos Tsourveloudis, Kimon P. Valavanis:
Modeling, analysis, synthesis, and performance evaluation of multioperational production systems with hybrid timed Petri nets. 29-46 - Shengbing Jiang, Ratnesh Kumar:
Diagnosis of repeated failures for discrete event systems with linear-time temporal-logic specifications. 47-59 - Shiyu Zhou, Baocheng Sun, Jianjun Shi
An SPC monitoring system for cycle-based waveform signals using haar transform. 60-72 - Y. Ning, Yoke San Wong, Jerry Y. H. Fuh, Han Tong Loh:
An approach to minimize build errors in direct metal laser sintering. 73-80 - Haoyu Wang, Nilmani Pramanik, Utpal Roy, Rachuri Sudarsan
A scheme for mapping tolerance specifications to generalized deviation space for use in tolerance synthesis and analysis. 81-91 - Yusheng Liu, Shuming Gao:
Generating variational geometry of a hole with composite tolerances. 92-107 - Kok-Meng Lee, Zhiyong Wei, Zhi Zhou, Siu-Ping Hong:
Computational thermal fluid models for design of a modern fiber draw process. 108-118 - Kok-Meng Lee, Zhiyong Wei, Zhi Zhou:
Modeling by numerical reduction of modes for multivariable control of an optical-fiber draw process. 119-130
Volume 3, Number 2, April 2006
- Mingjun Zhang, Robin A. Felder, Eun Sok Kim, Bradley J. Nelson, Beth L. Pruitt
Editorial Special Issue on Life Science Automation. 137-140 - Patrick N. Ngatchou, Mark Holl
A real-time PCR analyzer compatible with high-throughput automated processing of 2-μL reactions in glass capillaries. 141-151 - Jae Wan Kwon, Sanat Kamal-Bahl, Eun Sok Kim:
In situ DNA synthesis on glass substrate for microarray fabrication using self-focusing acoustic transducer. 152-158 - Mingjun Zhang, Ou Ma, Xiumin Diao:
Dynamics modeling and analysis of inkjet technology-based oligo DNA microarray spotting. 159-168 - Thomas Geisler, Johann Ressler, Hartmann Harz, Bernhard Wolf, Rainer Uhl:
Automated multiparametric platform for high-content and high-Throughput Analytical screening on living cells. 169-176 - Johana Kuncova-Kallio, Pasi Johannes Kallio
Lab automation in cultivation of adherent cells. 177-186 - Timothy N. Chang, Suganya Parthasarathy, Tongsheng Wang, Kunj Gandhi, Patricia Soteropoulos:
Automated liquid dispensing pin for DNA microarray applications. 187-191
Volume 3, Number 3, July 2006
- Ning Xi, Wen Jung Li
Editorial Recent Development in Nanoscale Manipulation and Assembly. 194-198 - Babak Mokaberi, Aristides A. G. Requicha:
Drift compensation for automatic nanomanipulation with scanning probe microscopes. 199-207 - Heping Chen, Ning Xi, Guangyong Li
CAD-guided automated nanoassembly using atomic force microscopy-based nonrobotics. 208-217 - King Wai Chiu Lai
Development of an automated microspotting system for rapid dielectrophoretic fabrication of bundled carbon nanotube sensors. 218-227 - Lixin Dong
Towards nanotube linear servomotors. 228-235 - Matthew S. Johannes, Jonathan F. Kuniholm, Daniel G. Cole
Automated CAD/CAM-based nanolithography using a custom atomic force microscope. 236-239 - Sung-Gaun Kim, Metin Sitti
Task-based and stable telenanomanipulation in a nanoscale virtual environment. 240-247 - Yangmin Li
A novel design and analysis of a 2-DOF compliant parallel micromanipulator for nanomanipulation. 247-254 - Tony Jun Huang, Amar H. Flood, Branden Brough
Understanding and harnessing biomimetic molecular machines for NEMS actuation materials. 254-259 - Steve Tung, Jin-Woo Kim:
Microscale hybrid devices powered by biological flagellar motors. 260-263 - Michaël Gauthier
Control of a particular micro-macro positioning system applied to cell micromanipulation. 264-271 - Qiao Lin, Joel W. Burdick, Elon Rimon
Constructing minimum deflection fixture arrangements using frame invariant norms. 272-286 - Won-jong Kim, Kun Ji, Ajit Ambike:
Real-time operating environmentfor networked control systems. 287-296 - Xun William Xu
STEP-NC and function blocks for interoperable manufacturing. 297-308 - Song Foh Chew, Mark A. Lawley:
Robust supervisory control for Production Systems with multiple resource failures. 309-323 - Ying Tang, MengChu Zhou:
A systematic approach to design and operation of disassembly lines. 324-329 - Tsung-Che Chiang
Modeling, scheduling, and performance evaluation for wafer fabrication: a queueing colored Petri-net and GA-based approach. 330-338
Volume 3, Number 4, October 2006
- Yu Ding, Jianjun Shi
Editorial Special Section on Distributed Sensing for Quality and Productivity Improvement. 342-343 - Yu Ding, Elsayed A. Elsayed
Distributed Sensing for Quality and Productivity Improvements. 344-359 - Pratik Biswas, Tzu-Chen Liang, Kim-Chuan Toh, Yinyu Ye, Ta-Chung Wang:
Semidefinite Programming Approaches for Sensor Network Localization With Noisy Distance Measurements. 360-371 - Volkan Isler, Ruzena Bajcsy:
The Sensor Selection Problem for Bounded Uncertainty Sensing Modelus. 372-381 - Nagi Gebraeel:
Sensory-Updated Residual Life Distributions for Components With Exponential Degradation Patterns. 382-393 - Hugo C. Garcia, Jesus René Villalobos
An Automated Feature Selection Method for Visual Inspection Systems. 394-406 - Dragan Djurdjanovic, Jun Ni:
Stream-of-Variation (SoV)-Based Measurement Scheme Analysis in Multistation Machining Systems. 407-422 - Kamal Mannar, Darek Ceglarek
Fault Region Localization: Product and Process Improvement Based on Field Performance and Manufacturing Measurements. 423-439 - Yong Chen, Yu Ding, Jionghua Jin, Dariusz Ceglarek
Integration of Process-Oriented Tolerancing and Maintenance Planning in Design of Multistation Manufacturing Processes. 440-453 - Julius S. Gyorfi, Chi-haur Wu:
A Minimum-Jerk Speed-Planning Algorithm for Coordinated Planning and Control of Automated Assembly Manufacturing. 454-462 - Spyros A. Reveliotis:
A Necessary and Sufficient Condition for the Liveness and Reversibility of Process-Resource Nets With Acyclic, Quasi-live, Serializable, and Reversible Process Subnets. 462-468
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