SISTEMA INTELIGENTE PARA LA GESTIÓN DE UN CENTRO DE DISTRIBUCIÓN BASADO EN LA IDENTIFICACIÓN DE PRODUCTOS
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La globalización, aunada a otros factores, ha originado un conjunto de transformaciones en las decisiones sobre la producción, dando paso a la reestructuración de los mercados y de la organización de la distribución. Esto ha originado una demanda en el desarrollo de sistemas que permitan un mejor control, manipulación, seguimiento y distribución de productos en entornos distribuidos. Dichos entornos favorecen la subdivisión del sistema total en subsistemas más pequeños y abarcables, con la capacidad de interactuar unos con otros, con la intención de alcanzar un objetivo colectivo. En este trabajo se propone un sistema automático-inteligente basado en control distribuido que permite la identificación y gestión de pedidos mediante el uso de agentes inteligentes y la Identificación por Radiofrecuencia (RFID, por sus siglas en inglés: Radio Frequency Identification) para la gestión de un centro de distribución.
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