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=Introduction= | =Introduction= | ||
In general, the key strategy of OSE is Breakdown (including Interface Design between components). | In general, the key strategy of OSE is Breakdown as in the [[SEBD]] (including Interface Design between components). This strategy allows us to create effective and rapid CAD generation. | ||
CAD generation occurs in 3 scenarios: first, for things that haven't been built; second, in the case where 2D design is available, but 3D files are missing; and third, for things that are built already and for which 3D CAD is not yet available. We will focus on the last one - since that is the most prevalent case to date with OSE work. This happens because design changes are usually made during product builds. | |||
=Optimal Scenario: CAD Flash Mob results in complete CAD Generation in a Couple Hours= | |||
There are numerous cases where 3D cad is not available | |||
[[Category:XM]] | [[Category:XM]] | ||
Revision as of 04:10, 23 April 2012
Introduction
In general, the key strategy of OSE is Breakdown as in the SEBD (including Interface Design between components). This strategy allows us to create effective and rapid CAD generation.
CAD generation occurs in 3 scenarios: first, for things that haven't been built; second, in the case where 2D design is available, but 3D files are missing; and third, for things that are built already and for which 3D CAD is not yet available. We will focus on the last one - since that is the most prevalent case to date with OSE work. This happens because design changes are usually made during product builds.
Optimal Scenario: CAD Flash Mob results in complete CAD Generation in a Couple Hours
There are numerous cases where 3D cad is not available