Lewin, P L (2003) Iterative Learning Control. New Food: The quarterly business review of new technology for European food and drink manufacturers., 6 (2), 57-59.
Abstract
Iterative Learning Control (ILC) was first proposed in 1984 by Arimoto, Miyazaki and Kawamura (1) and allows process tools such as robot arms and production machinery to repeat actions or synchronise to differing demands in production processes, such as those in the food industry.
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