Three-dimensional (3d) manufacturing process planning
AssigneeDassault Systemes DELMIA Corp.
InventorsMARINO MUSER, Pascal Lecland, Albert Wang, Patrick Merlat
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AssigneeDassault Systemes DELMIA Corp.
InventorsMARINO MUSER, Pascal Lecland, Albert Wang, Patrick Merlat
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Manufacturing process planning is usually considered as not intuitive for non-expert user. This is because a user needs to deal with processes, describing a work to be done, and other abstract concepts that are loosely related to the real world. Accordingly, a method and corresponding apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention are provided to describe a work to be done in response to a user interacting with a three-dimensional representation of one or more parts that form a product and to provide the user with feedback in the form of a graphical representation of the work to be done. This approach is very intuitive as it is close to how a user would, for example, in a real world, decompose a product into sub-assemblies that essentially results into a definition of a manufacturing process of the product.
A computer implemented method for defining a manufacturing process, the computer implemented method comprising:
A apparatus to define a manufacturing process, the apparatus comprising:
A computer program product comprising a computer readable medium having a computer readable program, wherein the computer readable program when executed on a computer causes the computer to:
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