Integrating Design with Downstream Applications through Product Shapes Adaptation Processes

Drieux, G.; Léon, Jean-Claude; Guillaume, François; Chevassus, Nicolas

doi:10.1109/cesa.2006.313507

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“…Shapes adaptation processes, from CAD reference representations, to produce appropriate geometric shapes and correct scene semantics for the targeted scenarios (Drieux et al, 2006); Graph-numerical parameters to allow the integration of information coming from different trade practices in a DMU (Danesi et al, 2008) or Key Characteristics (KCs) methodologies to a large extent (Zheng et al, 2008).…”

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A Product Lifecycle Management Framework to Support the Exchange of Prototyping and Testing Information

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Huet

McSorley

et al. 2010

Volume 3: 30th Computers and Information in Engineering Conference, Parts a and B

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Section: Geometrymentioning

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A Product Lifecycle Management Framework to Support the Exchange of Prototyping and Testing Information

Toche

Huet

McSorley

et al. 2010

Volume 3: 30th Computers and Information in Engineering Conference, Parts a and B

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Interfacing product views through a mixed shape representation. Part 2: Model processing description

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Obtaining the digital representation of the product model required for each product view is time consuming because component shapes and their associated data need to be adapted. This shape adaptation is considered as performed in the product view interface where a mixed shape representation reduces the prescriptive effects of the component models thus generated. Considered here as a second part, issues related to operators addressing the associative modifications of product models and, more specifically the product shape description, are described as a complement of the first part. Among the product views, the concept of downstream digital mock-up serves as basis to illustrate the properties of the proposed approach. Associative modifications are addressed through shape mapping issues. The product adaptation phase is here regarded as a process and the corresponding model is described showing how the concept of product assembly can be considered as subjected to multiple representations.

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Integrating Design with Downstream Applications through Product Shapes Adaptation Processes

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A Product Lifecycle Management Framework to Support the Exchange of Prototyping and Testing Information

A Product Lifecycle Management Framework to Support the Exchange of Prototyping and Testing Information

Interfacing product views through a mixed shape representation. Part 2: Model processing description

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