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The Factory of the Future and the Productivity Paradox
Christopher Freeman
- Year
- 1996
- Citations
- 2
Abstract
Abstract Predictions about the Factory of the Future The factory is being reinvented from scratch. Traditional production lines are being ripped apart to make room for flexible ‘make-anything’ machinery ... Long narrow production lines with men [sic] crawling all over them-a feature of manufacturing every-where since the early days of the car-making dynasties—are being ⃛ replaced with clusters of all-purpose machines huddled in cells run by computers and served by multi-fingered robots. The whole shape of the industrial landscape is changing.
Keywords
Factory (object-oriented programming)ProductivityCrawlingProduction lineScratchProduction (economics)Manufacturing engineeringRobotFeature (linguistics)Engineering
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