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Development of control mechanisms to support coherency of product model during cooperative design process

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Product development became an increasingly collaborative and distributed activity. Collaborative design process gathers experts from different backgrounds and areas for a common objective about product development. An effective exchange support is expected to share and integrate design knowledge avoiding conflicts between designers. The management of heterogeneous product representation is a major step to integrate expert activities. To successfully manage this process, this paper proposes: (1) A research experimental platform for cooperative design in product development processes. (2) A new constraint based model to maintain complex relationships in multi-disciplinary cooperative design. (3) A model differentiation technique, which identifies differences and conflicts between models. (4) A Meta-rule concept, which controls the constraint network in design process, leading to a new notification mechanism to present conflict to all corresponding actors.

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Sadeghi, M., Noel, F. & Hadj-Hamou, K. Development of control mechanisms to support coherency of product model during cooperative design process. J Intell Manuf 21, 539–554 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10845-009-0237-2

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