Titlebook: Computer-Aided Cooperative Product Development; MIT-JSME Workshop, M Duvvuru Sriram,Robert Logcher,Shuichi Fukuda Conference proceedings 19

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Computer-Aided Cooperative Product Development978-3-540-47345-9Series ISSN 0302-9743 Series E-ISSN 1611-3349

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Next-Cut: A second generation framework for concurrent engineering,computational agents to cooperate in design and manufacturing. The architecture features a central knowledge base that serves both as a shared knowledge base and a medium for information exchange. We review the architecture in Next-Cut, focusing on the central model and the key agents. We then prese

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An object-oriented framework for collaborative engineering design,oduct are decided in an iterative design process. In each iteration, interfaces and interface conditions among these components are designed with slack to account for potential variations created when the components and interface values become better known. Iteration proceeds towards increasing deta

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Towards a framework for concurrent design,alization) aids to help devise strategies for solving these problems, and (3) implementation aids to help translate the strategies into working systems..This paper begins by defining some terms, including “conflict,” and “computational path.” Next, concurrent design problems are formulated in these

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Managing the VLSI design process,d design frameworks. Comparable support for the operational nature of design, i.e., the controlled and disciplined sequencing of CAD tool invocations, are still in their infancy. In this paper, we describe a model for managing the work of a design team within a VLSI design environment. The model is

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Towards a shared computational environment for engineering design,eering design conducted from cognitive and social points of view. The basic thesis of this paper is that a group of designers in performing a design task use a variety of engineering and management oriented models and that an environment that supports the design process will have to accommodate the