Describes internal structures and behaviors of units in automation architecture, highlighting efficiency.
This paper describes the internal structure and behavior of operational units within the SILLY automation architecture. Units perform assigned tasks, maintain simple rolling memory, and interact with the Department Head through event-driven communication. The design emphasizes minimal complexity, human-readable coordination, and efficient task execution through decentralized behavior. Part of the SILLY Automation Architecture Papers series.
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