Product modeling framework based on interaction feature pair

Xu, Zhijia; Zhang, Jie; Li, Yuan; Jiang, Shoushan; Sun, Yuanliang

doi:10.1016/j.cad.2013.08.002

Cited by 20 publications

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“…This was confirmed by subsequent research: for a summary, see (Zeng and Horváth 2012). For instance,works on CAD modeling aim to integrate conceptual design (Brunetti and Golob 2000); extend parametric design to complex products,such as cars (Salehi and McMahon 2011); support constraint identification for more efficient optimization logic (Bettig and Shah 2001);enable modeling with heterogeneous solids (Liu et al 2004a); work on a language of part modeling to enable higher compatibility (Xu et al 2013); or create multi-level assembly models for CAD (Chen et al 2012). This modeling logic structures the computer science literature on engineering CAD, which is oriented toward improving the geometric model kernel and interfaces of the tools.…”

Section: Cad Tools For Engineersmentioning

confidence: 71%

Uncovering the specificities of CAD tools for industrial design with design theory – style models for generic singularity

Arrighi

Masson

Weil

et al. 2016

International Journal of Design Creativity and Innovation

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International audienceAccording to some casual observers, computer-aided design (CAD) tools are very similar. These tools are used to design new artifacts in a digital environment; hence, they share typical software components, such as a computing engine and human-machine interface. However, CAD software is dedicated to specific professionals—such as engineers, three-dimensional (3D) artists, and industrial designers (IDs)—who claim that, despite their apparent similarities, CAD tools are so different that they are not substitutable. Moreover, CAD tools do not fully meet the needs of IDs. This paper aims at better characterizing CAD tools by taking into account their underlying design logic, which involves relying on recent advances in design theory. We show that engineering CAD tools are actually modeling tools that design a generic variety of products; 3D artist CAD tools not only design but immediately produce single digital artefacts; and ID CAD tools are neither a mix nor an hybridization of engineering CAD and 3D artist CAD tools but have their own logic, namely to create new conceptual models for a large variety of products, that is, the creation of a unique original style that leads to a generic singularity. Such tools are useful for many creative designers beyond IDs

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Section: Cad Tools For Engineersmentioning

confidence: 71%

Uncovering the specificities of CAD tools for industrial design with design theory – style models for generic singularity

Arrighi

Masson

Weil

et al. 2016

International Journal of Design Creativity and Innovation

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“…To best integrate heterogeneous product knowledge, Wu et al [5] present an ontology-based knowledge integration method to help time-saving problems for product development. Xu et al [38] propose a product modeling framework based on interaction feature pairs.…”

Section: B Knowledge Acquisition and Reuse 1) Knowledge Sharing In Pmentioning

confidence: 99%

Product Development-Oriented Knowledge Service: Status Review, Framework, and Solutions

Ming

Lin

et al. 2020

IEEE Access

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The product development knowledge stored in manufacturing firms can be obtained and re-used to assist the development engineers in new product development and facilitate the use of knowledge resources, which in turn enhances the quality and reduces the time-cost of product innovation. This study presents a knowledge service integrated framework for product development, which is refined from the literature and supported by practice needs. The proposed integrated framework is supported by four pillars of work, namely, how to represent knowledge exactly, the model of knowledge integration, the method of knowledge recommendation, and the mechanism and performance evaluation of knowledge service. A demonstration of a gantry crane design is provided to show the effectiveness and benefit of the proposed integrated framework and technology solutions. Finally, we offer some pointers for future research.

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“…Hwang et al 5 proposed a neutral reference model, consisting of a neutral skeleton model and an external reference model, as a new medium for sharing and propagation of engineering change information in a distributed collaborative design environment. Xu et al 26 introduced a product modeling framework based on interaction feature pair. This framework supported TDD, whereas it focused on part modeling stage.…”

Section: Tdd Based On Multi-function Skeleton Modelmentioning

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Multi-skeleton model for top-down design of complex products

Chu

Lyu

Chu

et al. 2016

Advances in Mechanical Engineering

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Generally, there are two alternative design approaches available to engineers: bottom-up and top-down. Considering the sharp increase in the complexity of most mechanical products, the top-down design approach is more widely adopted in the development of complex products. However, in traditional top-down design process, design parameters are communicated through single-skeleton models, and design units are strongly coupled due to the multi-dimensional complexity of products. Toward this end, a new top-down design approach based on multi-skeleton model is proposed in this article. First, in accordance with different kinds of design parameters, three major skeleton models are defined, including location skeleton model, published skeleton model, and design skeleton model. And the characteristics of multi-skeleton models are also described. Then, the top-down design process based on the multi-skeleton model is explored, especially in the multi-skeleton modeling phase. It is also illustrated in detail that how to realize design parameter transmission and design unit reuse. Subsequently, it elaborates the communicating way and structure optimization of design parameters to support parameters controlled publishing and design units reuse. Finally, a meteorological satellite and a crawler crane design cases are implemented to expound the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed framework.

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Product modeling framework based on interaction feature pair

Cited by 20 publications

References 21 publications

Uncovering the specificities of CAD tools for industrial design with design theory – style models for generic singularity

Uncovering the specificities of CAD tools for industrial design with design theory – style models for generic singularity

Product Development-Oriented Knowledge Service: Status Review, Framework, and Solutions

Multi-skeleton model for top-down design of complex products

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