From Concept to Embodiment: Challenge and Strategy

  • Xu Z
  • Tang M
  • Frazer J
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Abstract

Facing with the difficulty in information propagation and synthesizing from conceptual to embodiment design, this paper introduces a function-oriented, axiom based conceptual modeling scheme. Default logic reasoning is exploited for recognition and reconstitution of conceptual product geometric and topological information. The proposed product modeling system and reasoning approach testify a methodology of “structural variation design”, which is verified in the implementation of a GPAL (Green Product All Life-cycle) CAD system. The GPAL system includes major enhancement modules of a mechanism layout sketching method based on fuzzy logic, a knowledge-based function-to-form mapping mechanism and conceptual form reconstitution paradigm based on default geometric reasoning. A mechanical hand design example shows a more than 20 times increase in design efficacy with these enhancement modules in the GPAL system on a general 3D CAD platform.

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Xu, Z. G., Tang, M. X., & Frazer, J. H. (2002). From Concept to Embodiment: Challenge and Strategy. In Artificial Intelligence in Design ’02 (pp. 215–236). Springer Netherlands. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-0795-4_11

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