A product modelling approach is presented that supports the assembly planning task with feature models. Mating and connection relations between components of an assembly can be specified by adding connection features to a product model with a design-by-features approach. In a second feature model, handling features can be specified. From the feature models, a decomposition of the assembly into subassemblies, and all possible assembly sequences can be derived. The features can also support grasp planning and motion planning. The design-by-features approach is embedded in an interactive design system that supports multiple feature views
The need for a product model that can support the modelling requirements of a broad range of applica...
The need for a product model that can support the modelling requirements of a broad range of applica...
Recent research at the University of Leeds demonstrated how a product data model can integrate the i...
Improved integration using product models in a computer aided design and manufacture environment imp...
The need for a product model which can support the modelling requirements of a broad range of applic...
This paper describes a part of the integrating work between assembly design and assembly process pla...
This paper describes a part of the integrating work between assembly design and assembly process pla...
The aim of building an assembly model is to describe the component geometry and to define the relati...
The need for a product model which can support the modelling requirements of a broad range of applic...
The need for a product model which can support the modelling requirements of a broad range of applic...
The need for a product model which can support the modelling requirements of a broad range of applic...
The need for a product model which can support the modelling requirements of a broad range of applic...
Feature models are now widely accepted in design and manufacturing, but still hardly used in assembl...
Product models are required to support a wide range of applications but, whilst features have been u...
The need for a product model that can support the modelling requirements of a broad range of applica...
The need for a product model that can support the modelling requirements of a broad range of applica...
The need for a product model that can support the modelling requirements of a broad range of applica...
Recent research at the University of Leeds demonstrated how a product data model can integrate the i...
Improved integration using product models in a computer aided design and manufacture environment imp...
The need for a product model which can support the modelling requirements of a broad range of applic...
This paper describes a part of the integrating work between assembly design and assembly process pla...
This paper describes a part of the integrating work between assembly design and assembly process pla...
The aim of building an assembly model is to describe the component geometry and to define the relati...
The need for a product model which can support the modelling requirements of a broad range of applic...
The need for a product model which can support the modelling requirements of a broad range of applic...
The need for a product model which can support the modelling requirements of a broad range of applic...
The need for a product model which can support the modelling requirements of a broad range of applic...
Feature models are now widely accepted in design and manufacturing, but still hardly used in assembl...
Product models are required to support a wide range of applications but, whilst features have been u...
The need for a product model that can support the modelling requirements of a broad range of applica...
The need for a product model that can support the modelling requirements of a broad range of applica...
The need for a product model that can support the modelling requirements of a broad range of applica...
Recent research at the University of Leeds demonstrated how a product data model can integrate the i...