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Empowering Design and Manufacturing by Extracting Intelligence from 3D Models. Leveraging Geometry for Design Translation, Validation, Reuse and Collaboration By Robert Bean, PE EVP, Kubotek USA 9th NASA-ESA Workshop on Product Data Exchange. Market Problems. Variable proprietary formats
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Empowering Design and Manufacturing by Extracting Intelligence from 3D Models Leveraging Geometry for Design Translation, Validation, Reuse and Collaboration By Robert Bean, PE EVP, Kubotek USA 9th NASA-ESA Workshop on Product Data Exchange
Market Problems • Variable proprietary formats • Only 30 percent of designers always receive CAD models from co-workers in their preferred format. • Only 6 percent of designers always receive models from other companies in their preferred format. 2. Poor Quality Models Missing geometry Poor trimming Malformed faces Gaps due to tolerances 3. Rigid Models
Moore’s Law Every form of communicationstechnology is doubling price-performance, bandwidth,capacity every 12 months Source:Wikipedea, Moore’s Law
Data Formats • Paper • 2D CAD • 3D Wireframe • 3D Surface • 3D Solids • PMI, GD&T, Assembly Data, BOM, PDM …
Options File Save Import Set options Load Run Validate Analyze Validation Process Mass Properties Geometry Topology Visualize results Import Write Certification Read Certified Validation Report Run Report • Validation Workflow Read
Implications of This Technology • CAD data can have the view of the designer, analyst or manufacturer • True Interoperability between CAD systems • The value of CAD data increases over time
Resources • The 2006 CAD Interoperability Survey Results, October 2006 • White Paper, Mining Intelligence in “Dumb” Geometry : Kubotek USA Advances Core Technology, CPDA • White Paper, Kubotek USA Raises the Bar on User Productivity with Super Feature Technology, CPDA
