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CMAS changes the way automation systems are built and operated. At its core, CMAS empowers every resource, component, and product to operate as an autonomous agent, equipped with local knowledge and logic. It reduces the need for traditional PLC and robot programming. Instead, with CMAS you design a Plug & Produce system that makes it easy to adapt fast to changes in production demands. This approach enables mobility and reusability across stations, ensuring your production system remains agile and responsive to evolving demands.
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Industrial Robot Reuse: An industrial robot is to be moved and reused in a new robot cell. This would typically require extensive time for programming and preparation. Using CMAS and Plug & Produce, this can be done in minutes. This is because hardware and logic are standardized and do not contain any information about the local manufacturing system.
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Robot Tool Update: If a robot tool is updated with new values such as calibration, then those values are stored in the tool agent so that it will follow the tool around the factory. This makes it easier to move tools to new stations. It only needs to be prepared once and then it can be used with any robot cell that runs CMAS without re-programming.
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Product Deployment: A product can be deployed in any CMAS system as long as each resource needed is available in that system. The product searches for compatible resources to reach all its manufacturing goals.
We are open to collaborating with companies, universities, and colleges. If you're interested in exploring collaboration opportunities in the form of a research project, don't hesitate to reach out.
Download CMAS, that is a zip file containing cmas.exe. Additionally, simulation.exe is a simulated Plug & Produce environment, perfect for testing and evaluation. Example project crane-example.cmas for the simulation can be found in the zip file crane-example.zip. Read How to use CMAS.pdf to install and run CMAS.