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FlexShop

Explore scheduling decisions before changing a production line.

A rush order or unavailable machine changes the plan. Compare the scheduling question in simulation before proposing a plant change.

Manufacturing product teams and operations researchers

Manufacturing simulation research

A scheduling question
Two candidate orderings to investigate
ResourceCandidate ACandidate B
Machine 1Job A → Job BJob B → Job A
Machine 2Unavailable in this fictional scenario

Illustrative ordering only. No durations, solver output or improvement is asserted.

Scenario
Fictional jobs and machine availability
Change
A machine becomes unavailable
Comparison
Two candidate job orderings
Evidence needed
Simulation configuration and observed behaviour
Illustrative walkthrough · not a product screenshot or deployment

Explore the reasoning

Define jobs, machines and availability assumptions for a fictional or authorised scenario.

The decision behind the system

Which scheduling assumption should you test next?

A flexible job-shop simulation exploring product and machine agents, scheduling strategies, reinforcement learning and genetic algorithms.

FlexShop compares scheduling strategies in simulation. It is distinct from Auralink’s coordination model and from a deployed plant scheduler.

A simulated shop floor

Represent products, machines and scheduling choices in a research simulator inspired by earlier manufacturing research.

Compare strategies

Explore agent-based scheduling and learning or optimisation approaches against a defined simulation scenario.

Inspect the experiment

React and FastAPI surfaces connect the experiment interface to simulation logic rather than live plant control.

Read the complete illustrative walkthrough
  1. Describe

    Define jobs, machines and availability assumptions for a fictional or authorised scenario.

  2. Choose

    Choose the agent-based, learning or optimisation strategy to examine.

  3. Simulate

    Retain scenario and strategy configuration alongside the simulation output.

  4. Compare

    Inspect behaviour and failures. A toy ordering is not an optimisation result or evidence of a factory improvement.

One inspectable artefact

Flexible job-shop simulation and agent source.

A current boundary

Simulation results do not establish production scheduling performance.

How to start

Use a representative scenario to frame a scheduling experiment. No deployed scheduler, plant improvement or production control is claimed.

See all evidence and limits

These are source and research records. Illustrative examples do not establish deployment, integration, certification or customer outcomes.

Explorer le dossier technique et les preuves

Pont métier ↔ technologie · Explore scheduling decisions before changing a production line.

Which scheduling assumption should you test next?

FlexShop compares scheduling strategies in simulation. It is distinct from Auralink’s coordination model and from a deployed plant scheduler.

Il s'agit d'une interprétation du portefeuille et des sources, et non d'une affirmation de client, déploiement, certification ou résultat.

  1. 01

    Pression métier

    A rush order or unavailable machine changes the plan. Compare the scheduling question in simulation before proposing a plant change.

  2. 02

    Décision produit

    Define jobs, machines and availability assumptions for a fictional or authorised scenario. Inspect behaviour and failures. A toy ordering is not an optimisation result or evidence of a factory improvement.

  3. 03

    Dossier technique

    Represent products, machines and scheduling choices in a research simulator inspired by earlier manufacturing research. Explore agent-based scheduling and learning or optimisation approaches against a defined simulation scenario. React and FastAPI surfaces connect the experiment interface to simulation logic rather than live plant control.

  4. 04

    Retour des preuves

    Inspect behaviour and failures. A toy ordering is not an optimisation result or evidence of a factory improvement.

Preuves issues du code source

Ce que le code source permet réellement d’établir

A flexible job-shop research simulator with product and machine agents, scheduling strategies, reinforcement-learning and genetic-algorithm paths, and React/FastAPI interfaces.

Le relevé technique détaillé est maintenu en anglais.

Maturité
Manufacturing simulation research
Revue des preuves
État du code au

Décisions produit et architecture

  • Model scheduling choices in simulation before considering live plant integration.
  • Separate product and machine agents from the strategy used to schedule work.
  • Keep experimental behaviour and industrial performance claims distinct.

Éléments vérifiables

  • Flexible job-shop simulation and agent source.
  • Scheduling, reinforcement-learning and genetic-algorithm experiment paths.
  • React interface, FastAPI boundary and documented lineage to earlier manufacturing research.

Limites des affirmations

  • Simulation results do not establish production scheduling performance.
  • No deployed plant controller, customer installation or measured factory improvement is claimed.
  • Scenario assumptions, data and strategy comparison require use-case-specific evaluation.

Les preuves du dépôt ne constituent pas des preuves client, de déploiement, de certification ou de résultats.

Work with Hyperion

Compare a scheduling scenario.

A scheduling experiment with explicit assumptions, comparison criteria and a next evaluation step.

Bring a short description of your situation, constraints and decision. We agree the scope, responsibilities and quote before work begins.