Lyons, K.
(1995),
Collaborative Design for Assembly of Complex Electro-Mechanical Products, Proceedings of NCMS Manufacturing Technology Complex Electro Mechanical Conference, Orlando, FL
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Collaborative Design for Assembly of Complex Electro-Mechanical Products
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This presentation will describe some recent activities in collaborative design as it relates to complex electromechanical assemblies (CEMA''s). In today''s marketplace the complexity of issues relevant to a products successful introduction (timing, reliability, name recognition, require companies to approach the design process in new ways. This might involve activities such as partnering with competitive companies by incorporating some portion of their design (i.e., chosen due to meeting design constraints more closely) into the new product or the characterization of company and supplier design and manufacturing processes.Proceedings Title
Proceedings of NCMS Manufacturing Technology Complex Electro Mechanical Conference
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Orlando, FL
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Conferences
Keywords
collaborative design, design for assembly, process modeling
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Created August 1, 1995, Updated February 17, 2017