A system that uses a central computer provides instructions to each work station and to the...
A system that uses a central computer provides instructions to each work station and to the material-handling equipment (which moves material to that station), is known as:
Select one:
A. Automated Storage and Retrieval System
B. Computer Integrated Manufacturing System
C. Flexible Manufacturing System
D. Automated Guided Vehicles System
E. none of them
Homework Answers
B. Computer Integrated Manufacturing System
Computer integrated manufacturing system is the one that uses a primary computer communicating with other computers in order to create automatic storage and retrieval of the materials and equipments required.
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