Building- and Material Handling Machines Research Group
Horizon Europe keywords:
· Transformation of industry
Faculty of Transportation Engineering and Vehicle Engineering Department of Material Handling and Logistics Systems
Introduction of the Research Group
The Building- and Material Handling Machines research group is located at the Department of Material Handling and Logistic System. The laboratory aims to achieve cutting-edge R&D activities in the whole spectrum of construction machinery and material handling machines. As an academic research group, the lab intends to connect the academic and industrial competencies and education and research. Our mission is to maintain and develop the competence in both fields make scientific contribution and also industrial and international projects.
Achievements
Participation at the EPIC and INEXT projectsPublications
Puskás Eszter, Budai Ádám, Bohács Gábor: Optimization of a physical internet based supply chain using reinforcement learning, EUROPEAN TRANSPORT RESEARCH REVIEW 12: (1) 47
http://www.springer.com/engineering/civil+engineering/journal/12544
Puskás Eszter, Bohács Gábor: CONCEPTING FREIGHT HOLDING PROBLEMS FOR PLATOONS IN PHYSICAL INTERNET SYSTEMS, ACTA LOGISTICA: INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL ABOUT LOGISTICS 1: pp. 19-27.
http://www.actalogistica.eu/
Bohács Gábor, Győrváry Zsolt, Kluth Andreas: EVALUATION OF IPT SYSTEMS APPLICATION USING SIMULATION, ACTA LOGISTICA: INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL ABOUT LOGISTICS 6: (3) pp. 67-75.
http://www.actalogistica.eu/
Bohacs G, Rinkacs A: Development of an ontology-driven, component based framework for the implementation of adaptiveness in a Jellyfish-type simulation model, JOURNAL OF AMBIENT INTELLIGENCE AND SMART ENVIRONMENTS 9: (3) pp. 361-374.
https://dx.doi.org/10.3233/AIS-170437
PhD Gábor Bohács, Angéla Rinkács: IMPLEMENTATIO N OF AN ADAPTIVE SIMULATION MODEL IN PLANT SIMULATION ENVIRONMENT, In: Kékesi, Tamás (szerk.) The Publications of the MultiScience - XXX. microCAD International Multidisciplinary Scientific Conference, University of Miskolc (2016) C1/2
https://dx.doi.org/10.26649/musci.2016.030
Journals
ACTA LOGISTICA: INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL ABOUT LOGISTICS
Proceedings of the International Conference on Logistics, Informatics and Service Sciences
Infrastructure
Balatonfüred Knowledge Center
BME Building L laboratory
Projects
EPIC 2018-24 - H2020
INEXT 2019-2022 - NKFIH