1. A method for state-transition-controlled processing of objects wherein, via a control system, an object is selected and processed following a state-structured process flow including a plurality of process states, and for each process state one or more process tasks are executed, and the selected object is processed from one process state to a subsequent process state, the method comprising: capturing state parameters of the selected object; determining a process state based on the captured state parameters; assigning the process state to the selected object; generating, via a processor, based on the process state and at least one of state parameters of the selected object and at least one process task; activating, for a specific process state, a process task dependent on task parameters assigned to the process task; generating and expendably assigning one or more operating tags to the process task or process flow, the one or more operating tags including at least one of dynamically alterable operating parameters controlling operation of an associated process task, adding operational constraints to processing of the process task, and expanding or indicating task states; and processing an object from the determined process state to the subsequent process state by executing the activated process tasks based on the operating parameters of the operating tags.