Toward a customized multicriterion tool for product evaluation in the early design phases: the CMDET methodology

Audoux, Kévin; Segonds, Frédéric; Kerbrat, Olivier; Aoussat, Améziane

doi:10.1007/s12008-019-00549-8

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“…Indeed, design is the process from the identification of the problem to the manufacturing of the product, going through generation of concepts, analysis and evaluation (technical, economic, ergonomic, aesthetic, etc.) [1,2].…”

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A Proposal for a Methodology of Technical Creativity Mixing TRIZ and Additive Manufacturing

Lang

Gazo

Segonds

et al. 2019

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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The industry has quickly realized the importance of bringing creativity into product design. The industrial context requires robust and efficient methods and tools to access untapped sources of ideas. Furthermore, Additive Manufacturing (AM) offers a large potential of creativity for product design. This potential is particularly significant at the level of Intermediate Objects. Previous works have demonstrated the interest of AM Intermediate Objects (Rias, 2017) in creativity phases. This new manufacturing process is revolutionizing the value chain associated with product design, from the ideation to the industrialization. The purpose of this paper is to describe the bases for proposing a methodology of technical creativity based on TRIZ and Additive Manufacturing.

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A Proposal for a Methodology of Technical Creativity Mixing TRIZ and Additive Manufacturing

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Gazo

Segonds

et al. 2019

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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“…In this context, it is necessary to communicate and share data between the different phases of a product's life cycle using the interactive approach [4]. In addition, the design team should be composed of experts that are aware of the requirements of all product life cycle phases or multidisciplinary tools [5,6]. This ensures that the product design corresponds to the best concepts and technological options [6].…”

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Algorithmic strategy for optimizing product design considering the production costs

Adjoul

Benfriha

Aoussat

2019

Int J Interact Des Manuf

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This article describes a new interactive design approach integrating the constraints associated with production include manufacturing and assembling. The proposed method, in the form of an algorithm, allows optimisation of product design by minimizing production costs at each iteration, without compromising its functionality. The novelty of this algorithm in terms of modeling and optimisation of production costs in the design phase is its ability to dynamically evaluate the cumulative costs of production as a function of design and procedural choices. The availability of this information first allows the identification of design points and/or procedural points that generate significant production costs, and second, suggests improvements and recommendations that aim to optimize production costs. These experiments were conducted at a smart factory installed in our organisation. The proposed algorithm involves four steps. To optimise production costs, the designer must input all of the required data into the simulation and thereby identify the most significant cost elements to optimise. Then, the designer uses the suggested recommendation list to modify the relevant design and/or manufacturing parameters, thus obtaining the new, optimised production costs. If the first result is unsatisfactory, other iterations can be performed.

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Design and development of a 3-DoF robotic wrist joint with tension amplification mechanism

Samir,

Morshed,

Shafquat

et al. 2023

Int J Interact Des Manuf

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Toward a customized multicriterion tool for product evaluation in the early design phases: the CMDET methodology

Cited by 3 publications

References 36 publications

A Proposal for a Methodology of Technical Creativity Mixing TRIZ and Additive Manufacturing

A Proposal for a Methodology of Technical Creativity Mixing TRIZ and Additive Manufacturing

Algorithmic strategy for optimizing product design considering the production costs

Design and development of a 3-DoF robotic wrist joint with tension amplification mechanism

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