From Concept to Product - An Architecture for Parallel Engineering

870925

04/07/1987

Event
Computer Graphics Conference and Exposition
Authors Abstract
Content
One of the key objectives in the industrial community today is to produce a product faster, in order to respond to changing market conditions and capture market opportunities. There are several ways in which the engineering design, analysis, and manufacturing process can be made more efficient. Current application of computer aids to these functions can increase the speed and efficiency of each. However, as these niche applications each use their own representation of the product description, information passed from one to another requires modification and often regeneration, and functions occur sequentially.
To vastly reduce the time from concept to product, engineering functions must procede in parallel, or simultaneously, rather than sequentially. Product definition data must be available to all applications in a consistent form, and changes must be managed and communicated effectively.
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DOI
https://doi.org/10.4271/870925
Pages
4
Citation
Cotter, S., and Hapner, M., "From Concept to Product - An Architecture for Parallel Engineering," SAE Technical Paper 870925, 1987, https://doi.org/10.4271/870925.
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Published
Apr 7, 1987
Product Code
870925
Content Type
Technical Paper
Language
English