XM Component Test Procedure: Difference between revisions
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==Rapid Prototype Level== | ==Rapid Prototype Level== | ||
* | *Build a rapid prototype first | ||
* | *PerformCAE analysis performed for required strength, checks with [[XM Scaling Calculations]] | ||
*Motion simulation performed | *Motion simulation performed | ||
*Range of motion analysis via | *Range of motion analysis via [[XM Rapid Prototyping]] | ||
*Alignment procedure verified | *Alignment procedure verified via [[XM Rapid Prototyping]] | ||
==Working Prototype Level== | ==Working Prototype Level== | ||
=Work Product= | =Work Product= | ||
*Test Results should be documented at [[XM Component Test Results]] page on wiki. | *Test Results should be documented at [[XM Component Test Results]] page on wiki. Each of the above points should be documented as a basis for massive distributed collaboration. | ||
[[Category:XM]] | [[Category:XM]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:13, 12 March 2012
Suggested Checklist
Should include rapid prototyping and working prototypes.
Rapid Prototype Level
- Build a rapid prototype first
- PerformCAE analysis performed for required strength, checks with XM Scaling Calculations
- Motion simulation performed
- Range of motion analysis via XM Rapid Prototyping
- Alignment procedure verified via XM Rapid Prototyping
Working Prototype Level
Work Product
- Test Results should be documented at XM Component Test Results page on wiki. Each of the above points should be documented as a basis for massive distributed collaboration.