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*Modular design - we treat parts as modules that fit together so that machine parts can be designed and built in parallel. This is called Contract First Design - which refers to identifying the interface between parts prior to beginning the design of the parts. | *Modular design - we treat parts as modules that fit together so that machine parts can be designed and built in parallel. This is called Contract First Design - which refers to identifying the interface between parts prior to beginning the design of the parts. | ||
*Lifetime design - instead of planned obsolescence. | *Lifetime design - instead of planned obsolescence. | ||
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Revision as of 00:17, 9 December 2020
OSE Design principles are based on OSE Specifications, and the main points are summarized here:
- Modular design - we treat parts as modules that fit together so that machine parts can be designed and built in parallel. This is called Contract First Design - which refers to identifying the interface between parts prior to beginning the design of the parts.
- Lifetime design - instead of planned obsolescence.