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This refers to specifying admissible parts. A lot of times, admissible parts in our design are very specific - to the point that | This refers to specifying admissible parts. A lot of times, admissible parts in our design are very specific - to the point that [[COTS]] sourcing offers challenges. We intend to transform COTS into flexible-COTS via creating a global infrastrucutre for on-demand, flexible, user-participatory, digital production - in the long term. In the short term, we go about in-house part production with digital means. | ||
We get very specific becuase our design - such as the house - is refined for absolute build efficiency, which means not just any part will do but a very specific one. This can be due to some minor detail that we do require, but are typically not required. This is an artifict of LOD 500 design, where we don't produce concept design - but fully specify the [[CAD-BOM-Build]] integration. | |||
Revision as of 23:36, 19 July 2023
This refers to specifying admissible parts. A lot of times, admissible parts in our design are very specific - to the point that COTS sourcing offers challenges. We intend to transform COTS into flexible-COTS via creating a global infrastrucutre for on-demand, flexible, user-participatory, digital production - in the long term. In the short term, we go about in-house part production with digital means.
We get very specific becuase our design - such as the house - is refined for absolute build efficiency, which means not just any part will do but a very specific one. This can be due to some minor detail that we do require, but are typically not required. This is an artifict of LOD 500 design, where we don't produce concept design - but fully specify the CAD-BOM-Build integration.