The Downstream Digital Mock-Up: A New Concept to Support Virtual Reality Applications in the Aeronautic Industry

Drieux, G.; ́on, J.-C. Le; Chevassus, Nicolas; Guillaume, François

doi:10.1115/detc2004-57680

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“…2012), it is argued by Toche (2017) that their ability to enable SBCE can be explored from a holistic PD perspective and by using a continuum of tools and methodology as they pertain to large-scale industrial conventional PD supporting frameworks such as PDM (including configuration management) and PLM. Similarly, although Digital Mock-ups (DMU), Functional DMU (FDMU) and industrial DMU (iDMU) extensively support the conventional industrial PDP (Lazzari & Raimondo 2001; Drieux 2006; Garbade & Dolezal 2007; Enge-Rosenblatt et al. 2011; Herlem et al.…”

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Set-based design: a review and new directions

2020

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Set-based design (SBD), sometimes referred to as set-based concurrent engineering (SBCE), has emerged as an important component of lean product development (LPD) with all researchers describing it as a core enabler of LPD. Research has explored the principles underlying LPD and SBCE, but methodologies for the practical implementation need to be better understood. A review of SBD is performed in this article in order to discover and analyse the key aspects to consider when developing a model and methodology to transition to SBCE. The publications are classified according to a new framework, which allows us to map the topology of the relevant SBD literature from two perspectives: the research paradigms and the coverage of the generic creative design process (Formulation–Synthesis–Analysis–Evaluation–Documentation–Reformulation). It is found that SBD has a relatively low theoretical development, but there is a steady increase in the diversity of contributions. The literature abounds with methods, guidelines and tools to implement SBCE, but they rarely rely on a model that is in the continuum of a design process model, product model or knowledge-based model with the aim of federating the three Ps (People–Product–Process) towards SBCE and LPD in traditional industrial contexts.

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Set-based design: a review and new directions

2020

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Integrating Design with Downstream Applications through Product Shapes Adaptation Processes

Drieux¹,

Léon

Guillaume³

et al. 2006

The Proceedings of the Multiconference on "Computational Engineering in Systems Applications"

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A formal description of preparation processes for geometric models to improve downstream activities integration in the design process

Drieux¹,

Léon²,

Chevassus³

et al. 2005

Proceedings of the Ninth International Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work in Design, 2005.

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France 5, Quai Marcel Dassault -BP 76 921 52 Suresnes -France Phone: (33) 1 46 97 32 84 E-maii: {guillaume. drieux, francois.guillaume, nicolas.chevassus] @ eads.net 1: Soils, Solids, Structures hboratotyIntegrated Design Project, UMR CNRS 5521, INPG, Domaine Universitaire, BP 53X Grenoble 38041 Cedex 9 France Phone : (33) 4 76 82 51 2 7 / 2 9 AbstractIn order to better integrate Downstream Applicationslike simulation or Virtual Reality based applicationswithin design cycles, geometric data exrractedfrom the Digital Mock-up need to be prepared and adapted to the needs and the constraints of these applications. In this puper we propose to formalize the preparation process from the Digital Mock-up to an Adapted Database (AD). These processes allow not only transforming geometric data, but also creating U link berween the initiul datu and the AD. The current computer implementation shows how this processes can be described and saved, in order to automate and capitalize processes. reduce preparation time, and finally enhance downstream applications integration within design.

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The Downstream Digital Mock-Up: A New Concept to Support Virtual Reality Applications in the Aeronautic Industry

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Set-based design: a review and new directions

Set-based design: a review and new directions

Integrating Design with Downstream Applications through Product Shapes Adaptation Processes

A formal description of preparation processes for geometric models to improve downstream activities integration in the design process

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