DocumentCode :
1094529
Title :
Sensors, appliance control, and fuzzy logic
Author :
Smith, Michael Lawrence
Author_Institution :
Inference Corp., Chicago, IL, USA
Volume :
30
Issue :
2
fYear :
1994
Firstpage :
305
Lastpage :
310
Abstract :
Appliance control utilizing fuzzy logic inference and a new class of sensors has had a profound effect on manufacturers, suppliers, and consumers in the Japanese market. Companies in other countries should consider creating the capability to exploit a sudden shift in market direction toward embedding these technologies in appliances. A strategic plan for assuring that this shift in emphasis is a pleasant one must address three main issues. First, appliance manufacturers must target for development appliances with embedded “smart” capabilities. Second, manufacturers of sensors must be prepared to develop sensors appropriate for fuzzy logic control. Third, traditional controls theorists must develop a core understanding of fuzzy logic inference control theory, and learn when and how it is best utilized
Keywords :
domestic appliances; electronics industry; fuzzy control; inference mechanisms; intelligent control; intelligent sensors; Japan; development; domestic appliance control; fuzzy logic control; fuzzy logic inference; market; smart sensors; Consumer products; Control systems; Control theory; Food technology; Fuzzy logic; Home appliances; Humans; Manufacturing; Monitoring; Sensor systems;
fLanguage :
English
Journal_Title :
Industry Applications, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher :
ieee
ISSN :
0093-9994
Type :
jour
DOI :
10.1109/28.287530
Filename :
287530
Link To Document :
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