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Generative modeling in the SOLIDWORKS on the example of the furniture industry

Content Provider	Semantic Scholar
Author	Kiszka, Gabriela
Copyright Year	2018
Abstract	At the current stage of development of CAD systems supporting the design process, geometric modeling in the form of representation of 3D objects has become the obligatory standard. However, the needs of the modern industry and the variety of available solutions are associated with the growing demands placed on designers and constructors, which is why there is a need to automate work in CAD systems to enable rapid virtual product research [1]. This applies mainly to companies dealing in the production of variant products, including companies from the worldrenowned Polish furniture industry. In order to meet the changing market expectations, companies must demonstrate flexibility in production, which means readiness to introduce frequent design changes [2]. It is estimated that a significant part of labor-intensive design tasks (as much as 80%) are routine [3]. As a result, more and more importance is attached to the improvement of these processes. In the classic approach, the designer determines the design features of the product based on knowledge and experience, while in the case of autogenerating modeling, the model is supplemented with knowledge and gains the "ability" to control construction features by changing the appropriate parameters. In the integrated model, input parameters are not determined directly by the designer, but by indicating the parameters or construction features with which the connection should take place [5]. Such design accelerates and facilitates the modification of the 3D model in the CAD system.
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DOI	10.17814/mechanik.2018.1.24
Alternate Webpage(s)	http://www.mechanik.media.pl/pliki/do_pobrania/artykuly/22/2018_01_s0094_eng.pdf
Language	English
Access Restriction	Open
Content Type	Text
Resource Type	Article

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