The immense complexity of semiconductor production demands for advanced dispatching strategies that transcend traditional rule-based systems. This paper introduces a novel approach to dispatching rules derived from swarm intelligence techniques, specifically designed to tackle the intricate dynamics of large-scale semiconductor manufacturing processes. Our approach integrates simulation and optimization methods to investigate and enhance operational efficiency, addressing both the scalability of schedules and their practical implementation. We employ a customizable simulation framework to model a semiconductor manufacturing environment, wherein various dispatching rules as well as our proposed swarm intelligence-driven method are assessed. The effectiveness of these dispatching rules is quantitatively evaluated through a series of simulations that measure key performance indicators such as work-in-progress levels, throughput, and operational variability across different production scenarios. This study not only elucidates the potential of swarm intelligence techniques in refining production dispatching strategies, but also provides a simulation-based evaluation framework that can assist in the further development of intelligent dispatching systems.

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Swarm Intelligence-Driven Dispatching Rules for Semiconductor Production

  • Ramsha Ali,
  • Peyman Eftekhari,
  • Martin Gebser,
  • Stephan Leitner,
  • Gerhard Friedrich

摘要

The immense complexity of semiconductor production demands for advanced dispatching strategies that transcend traditional rule-based systems. This paper introduces a novel approach to dispatching rules derived from swarm intelligence techniques, specifically designed to tackle the intricate dynamics of large-scale semiconductor manufacturing processes. Our approach integrates simulation and optimization methods to investigate and enhance operational efficiency, addressing both the scalability of schedules and their practical implementation. We employ a customizable simulation framework to model a semiconductor manufacturing environment, wherein various dispatching rules as well as our proposed swarm intelligence-driven method are assessed. The effectiveness of these dispatching rules is quantitatively evaluated through a series of simulations that measure key performance indicators such as work-in-progress levels, throughput, and operational variability across different production scenarios. This study not only elucidates the potential of swarm intelligence techniques in refining production dispatching strategies, but also provides a simulation-based evaluation framework that can assist in the further development of intelligent dispatching systems.