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• General trends in global product developments.- Evolutions of global product development approaches.- Early stage design in global product development.- Ecological Aspects in global product development.- Models and Methods for Variation Management in global product development.- Requirements management in global product development.- Collaborative Aspects in global product development.- Integration Product-Process in global product development.- Product Design Models for global product development.- Product design methods for global product development.- Value, Risk and Cost Management in global product development.- Knowledge Management for creative and inventive design in global product development.- Patents as resources for Creative and Inventive Design for global product development.- Metrics and Benchmarking, performance evaluation for global product development.- Rapid Product Development, Reverse Engineering, Virtual Reality for global product development.
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This book of proceedings is the synthesis of all the papers, including keynotes presented during the 20th CIRP Design conference. The book is structured with respect to several topics, in fact the main topics that serve at structuring the program. For each of them, high quality papers are provided. The main topic of the conference was Global Product Development. This includes technical, organizational, informational, theoretical, environmental, performance evaluation, knowledge management, and collaborative aspects. Special sessions were related to innovation, in particular extraction of knowledge from patents.
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Since their inception in 1986, the goal of the MECAMAT International Seminars has been to promote a multidisciplinary approach to the mechanics of materials. The 1991 seminar, which was the fifth in the series, covered topics involving large plastic deformations of metallic materials. The proceedings offer an overview of the synergism achieved by combining microstructural characterization and understanding, mechanical modelling and experiments, numerical analysis and computation. The volume contains 96 keynote lectures and 45 contributed papers, which are mostly written by scientists working on the theory of large plastic deformations and on its applications to metal fanning.
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• Development of a Micro-scale Assembly Facility with a Three Fingered, Self-aware Assembly Tool and Electro-chemical Etching Capabilities
• Semi-automated Assembly of a MEMS-Based Micro-scale CMM Probe and Future Optimization of the Process Chain with a View to Desktop Factory Automation
• Design, Fabrication and Testing of Assembly Features for Enabling Sub-micron Accurate Passive Alignment of Photonic Chips on a Silicon Optical Bench
• Parallel Packaging of Micro Electro Mechanical Systems (MEMS) Using Self-alignment
• Processes for the Self-assembly of Micro Parts
• Precisely Assembled Multi Deflection Arrays -- Key Components for Multi Shaped Beam Lithography
• Construction Kit for Miniaturised Handling Systems: Further Developments and First Applications
• Flexible Gripper System for Small Optical Assemblies -- Final Tests and Findings
• Handling and Manipulation of Microcomponents: Work-Cell Design and Preliminary Experiments
• Adhesive Workpiece Fixturing for Micromachining
• Dual-Stage Feed Drive for Precision Positioning on Milling Machine
• High Resolution Actuators for Severe Environments
• Tolerance Management for Assembly -- Not a Matter of Product Size
• Modelling and Analysis of the Geometrical Errors of a Parallel Manipulator Micro-CMM
• Methods for Implementing Compensation Strategies in Micro Production Systems Supported by a Simulation Approach
• Accuracy Measurements of Miniature Robot Using Optical CMM
• A System for the Quality Inspection of Surfaces of Watch Parts
• Characterisation of High Accuracy, Feedback Controlled, Adhesive Bonding
• Towards Intelligent Assembly and Manufacturing Environment -- Modular ICT Support for Holonic Manufacturing System
• Enabling Fast Ramp-Up of Assembly Lines through Context-Mapping of Implicit Operator Knowledge and Machine-Derived Data
• Accelerated Ramp-Up of Assembly Systems through Self-learning
• A Methodology for Assessing the Cost Effectiveness of Assembly Processes
• Model Based Planning of Complex Micro-manufacturing Strategies
• Towards an European Approach for Characterisation of Multimaterial Micromanufacturing Process Capabilities.

This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 6th IFIP WG 5.5 International Precision Assembly Seminar, IPAS 2012, held in Chamonix, France, in February 2012. The 15 revised full papers were carefully reviewed and selected from numerous submissions. The papers are organized into the following topical sections: micro processes and systems; handling and manipulation in assembly; tolerance management and error compensation methods; metrology and quality control; intelligent control of assembly systems; and process selection and modelling techniques.

• Design of Micro Products
• Analysis of the Applicability of Design for Microassembly Theory to Biomedical Devices
• A Haptic Tele-operated System for Microassembly
• Neutral Interface for Assembly and Manufacturing Related Knowledge Exchange in Heterogeneous Design Environment
• Defining Tolerances in Assembly Process with the Aid of Simulation
• Assembly Analysis of Interference Fits in Elastic Materials
• How Form Errors Impact on 2D Precision Assembly with Clearance?
• Micro-assembly Processes
• Precision Assembling and Hybrid Bonding for Micro Fluidic Systems
• Feasibility of Laser Induced Plasma Micro-machining (LIP-MM)
• Focused Ion Beam Micro Machining and Micro Assembly
• Hybrid Assembly for Ultra-Precise Manufacturing
• Development of the Roll Type Incremental Micro Pattern Imprint System for Large Area Pattern Replication
• Utilisation of FIB/SEM Technology in the Assembly of an Innovative Micro-CMM Probe
• Miniaturized Camera Systems for Microfactories
• Vision and Force Sensing to Decrease Assembly Uncertainty
• Modelling the Interaction Forces between an Ideal Measurement Surface and the Stylus Tip of a Novel Vibrating Micro-scale CMM Probe
• Gripping and Feeding Solutions for Micro-assembly
• Alignment Procedures for Micro-optics
• Pneumatic Driven Positioning and Alignment System for the Assembly of Hybrid Microsystems
• Flexure-Based 6-Axis Alignment Module for Automated Laser Assembly
• Approach for the 3D-Alignment in Micro- and Nano-scale Assembly Processes
• Guidelines for Implementing Augmented Reality Procedures in Assisting Assembly Operations
• Monodirectional Positioning Using Dielectric Elastomers
• Active Gripper for Hot Melt Joining of Micro Components
• Grasping and Interaction Force Feedback in Microassembly
• Low Voltage Thermo-mechanically Driven Monolithic Microgripper with Piezoresistive Feedback
• Improvement of Robotic Micromanipulations Using Chemical Functionalisations
• Positioning, Structuring and Controlling with Nanoprecision
• Challenges of Precision Assembly with a Miniaturized Robot
• Development of Micro-assembly Production Systems
• Application of a Reconfiguration Methodology for Multiple Assembly System Reconfigurations
• Multi-agent Architecture for Reconfiguration of Precision Modular Assembly Systems
• Reconfigurable Self-optimising Handling System
• Modular and Generic Control Software System for Scalable Automation
• Agile Multi-parallel Micro Manufacturing Using a Grid of Equiplets
• Development of a Reconfigurable Fixture for the Automated Assembly and Disassembly of High Pressure Rotors for Rolls-Royce Aero Engines
• Architectures and Interfaces for a Micro Factory Concept
• Desktop Micro Forming System for Micro Pattern on the Metal Substrate
• Miniaturization of Flexible Screwing Cell
• A Cooperation Model and Demand-Oriented ICT Infrastructure for SME Development and Production Networks in the Field of Microsystem Technology
• A Methodology for Evaluating the Technological Maturity of Micro and Nano Fabrication Processes
• Function and Length Scale Integration Study in Emerging MST-Based Products.

This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 5th International Precision Assembly Seminar, IPAS 2010, in Chamonix, France, in February 2010. The 39 revised full papers were carefully reviewed and selected from numerous submissions. The papers are organized in four parts: design of micro products; micro-assembly processes; positioning and manipulation for micro-assembly; and development of micro-assembly production.

• Cover
• Preface
• Organization
• Sponsors
• Contents
• Keynotes and Invited Papers
• The Ubiquitous Web
• Concurrent Engineering
• Past, Present and Future
• Product Life Cycle Management: A Solution to Manage Innovation for Manufacturing Companies
• Towards Systems Integration Technology
• Collaborative Product Development: EADS Pilot Based on ATHENA Results
• Wavelets to Enhance Computational Intelligence in Computer-Aided Engineering
• Visual Reasoning, an Underlying Cognitive Element of Design Creativity, and Its Intelligent Tutoring System
• Supporting System for Design and Production with Sharing and Access of Product Failure
• Service-Driven Web Manufacturing: A Roadmap from Methodology to Applications
• Workshop
• 1: Web Services in CE
• A Formal Model for Web Service Composition
• An Automaton-Based Approach for Web Service Mediation
• Workshop
• 2: Interoperability in CE
• Towards an Ontology-Enabled Approach Helping SMEs to Access the Single European Electronic Market
• Enabling Adoption of STEP Standards Through the Use of Popular Technologies
• Interoperability Issues in CONNIE: Creating a Network of Decentralised Portals
• Collaborative, Mobile and Multimodal Working Environment
• Autonomic Workflow Management in Agent-Based Structural Health Monitoring Systems Using Graph Theory
• Developing a Decision-Making Framework for Effective Collaborative Working
• An Assured Environment for Collaborative Engineering Using Web Services
• A New Collaborative Working Environment for Concurrent Engineering in Manufacturing Industry
• A Distributed Architecture for Collaborative Design
• WiPam
• Wireless Patient Management, a Novel Telemedicine Solution
• Supporting Interactive and Collaborative Product Configuration for Internet Commerce
• Towards PLM Based Digital Mock-Up Exchange in Collaborative Product Development
• Conflict Management in Design Process: Focus on Changes Impact
• Towards Agent-Based Collaborative Design
• Semantic Enterprise, Semantic Web and Ontologies in CE
• Ontology-Based Mediation System
• LCA and LCC Data Semantics Sharing Across Product Lifecycle Processes
• Managing Concurrent Engineering Design Processes and Associated Knowledge
• e-Collaboration Platform for Metal Forming Enterprises Based on the Semantic Web Technologies
• Combining Ontology Engineering with HTN Planning
• The Semantic Web for Improving Dynamic Tourist Packages Commercialisation
• Improving Mappings Discovery for Semantic Interoperability
• A Mapping from Pi-Calculus into BPEL
• Using Context to Improve Semantic Interoperability
• An Ontology-Based Approach for "Procedural CAD Models" Data Exchange
• Knowledge in CE
• Knowledge Acquisition for Generative Model Construction
• A Knowledge-Driven Data Warehouse Model for Analysis Evolution
• An Approach for Building Project Memories to Facilitate Design Process in a Concurrent Engineering Context
• Decomposition-Based Reasoning for Large Knowledge Bases in Description Logics
• Knowledge and Object Phylogenetic Production Cascades
• The TELOS Case
• Knowledge Management to Support Lean Product Development
• Capitalization of Knowledge from Projects
• Considerations of KMS Implementation in Concurrent Engineering
• Economic Per.

Contains papers on the advances in Concurrent Engineering research and applications. This book focuses on developing methodologies, techniques and tools based on Web technologies required to support the key objectives of Concurrent Engineering.

• Cover
• Preface
• Organization
• Sponsors
• Contents
• Keynotes and Invited Papers
• The Ubiquitous Web
• Concurrent Engineering - Past, Present and Future
• Product Life Cycle Management: A Solution to Manage Innovation for Manufacturing Companies
• Towards Systems Integration Technology
• Collaborative Product Development: EADS Pilot Based on ATHENA Results
• Wavelets to Enhance Computational Intelligence in Computer-Aided Engineering
• Visual Reasoning, an Underlying Cognitive Element of Design Creativity, and Its Intelligent Tutoring System
• Supporting System for Design and Production with Sharing and Access of Product Failure
• Service-Driven Web Manufacturing: A Roadmap from Methodology to Applications
• Workshop
• 1: Web Services in CE
• A Formal Model for Web Service Composition
• An Automaton-Based Approach for Web Service Mediation
• Workshop
• 2: Interoperability in CE
• Towards an Ontology-Enabled Approach Helping SMEs to Access the Single European Electronic Market
• Enabling Adoption of STEP Standards Through the Use of Popular Technologies
• Interoperability Issues in CONNIE: Creating a Network of Decentralised Portals
• Collaborative, Mobile and Multimodal Working Environment
• Autonomic Workflow Management in Agent-Based Structural Health Monitoring Systems Using Graph Theory
• Developing a Decision-Making Framework for Effective Collaborative Working
• An Assured Environment for Collaborative Engineering Using Web Services
• A New Collaborative Working Environment for Concurrent Engineering in Manufacturing Industry
• A Distributed Architecture for Collaborative Design
• WiPam - Wireless Patient Management, a Novel Telemedicine Solution
• Supporting Interactive and Collaborative Product Configuration for Internet Commerce
• Towards PLM Based Digital Mock-Up Exchange in Collaborative Product Development
• Conflict Management in Design Process: Focus on Changes Impact
• Towards Agent-Based Collaborative Design
• Semantic Enterprise, Semantic Web and Ontologies in CE
• Ontology-Based Mediation System
• LCA and LCC Data Semantics Sharing Across Product Lifecycle Processes
• Managing Concurrent Engineering Design Processes and Associated Knowledge
• e-Collaboration Platform for Metal Forming Enterprises Based on the Semantic Web Technologies
• Combining Ontology Engineering with HTN Planning
• The Semantic Web for Improving Dynamic Tourist Packages Commercialisation
• Improving Mappings Discovery for Semantic Interoperability
• A Mapping from Pi-Calculus into BPEL
• Using Context to Improve Semantic Interoperability
• An Ontology-Based Approach for "Procedural CAD Models" Data Exchange
• Knowledge in CE
• Knowledge Acquisition for Generative Model Construction
• A Knowledge-Driven Data Warehouse Model for Analysis Evolution
• An Approach for Building Project Memories to Facilitate Design Process in a Concurrent Engineering Context
• Decomposition-Based Reasoning for Large Knowledge Bases in Description Logics
• Knowledge and Object Phylogenetic Production Cascades - The TELOS Case
• Knowledge Management to Support Lean Product Development
• Capitalization of Knowledge from Projects
• Considerations of KMS Implementation in Concurrent Engineering - Economic Per

This publication contains papers on the recent advances in concurrent engineering research and applications. Concurrent Engineering (CE) is known as a strategic weapon to achieve industrial competitiveness by developing products better, cheaper and faster using multi-functional teamwork. With this book, the editors focus on developing new methodologies, techniques and tools based on Web technologies required to support the key objectives of CE. For several years, with different technologies of information diffusion and sharing provided by the Web, new opportunities have appeared to improve the concurrent engineering approach. This book brings together concurrent engineering with Web technology and applications. The Web is not merely an immense book where people can search, browse, and view information. It is also a vast database that can allow computers to do more useful work. By developing a Web that holds information for both human and machine processing, people solve problems that would otherwise be too tedious or complex to solve. This book is of interest to researchers, industrials and students interested in the recent advances in concurrent engineering research and applications.
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• Numerical simulations of dynamical metal forming (F. Arnaudeau, J. Zarka). Numerical computing technique for predicting thickness changing in deep drawing of autobody sheet (D. Bauer). An eulerian finite element method for the thermal and visco plastic deformation of metals in industrial hot rolling (J.H. Beynon et al.). Surface defects in hot rolling of copper based alloys heavy ingots: three dimensional simulation including failure criterion (O. Branswyck et al.). Analysis of the profile of the local necking in sheet metal deformation processes (J.D. Bressan). A finite element analysis of springback in plane strain folding with binders of high strength steel sheets (M. Brunet). Prevision des defauts de geometrie au course du laminage a chaud des aciers (S. Cescotto et al.). Influence of strain gradients in sheet metal forming (J.P. Cordebois, Ph. Quaegebeur). Surface defects and failure of adhesion in polymer melt extrusion (M.M. Denn). Large strain formulation of anisotropic elasto-plasticity for metal forming (A. Dogui, F. Sidoroff). Drawing of viscoplastic tubes through rotating conical dies (D. Durban). Influence of the blank contour on the thickness variation in sheet metal forming (P. Duroux et al.). Characterization and modeling of spread in rolling anisotropic strip (A.S. El-Gizawy et al.). Numerical analyses of strain rate and temperature effects on localization of plastic flow and ductile fracture - Applications to metal forming processes (J.C. Gelin). Some physical defects arising in laser, plasma and water jet cutting (S.K. Ghosh et al.). Theoretical prediction of the limit curves for simulation of plastic instability (J.J. Gracio et al.). Homogenization of a plastic porous media. Influence of secondary cavities (T. Guennouni, D. Francois). A note on adiabatic flow localization in viscoplastic solids (K.H. Kim, L. Anand). A computational method to estimate the formability of cold forging steels (S. Kivivuori et al.). Stresses and dislocation density during growth of single III-V semiconductor crystals from the melt (J.C. Lambropoulos). Numerical analysis of the influence of various defects on superplastic fracture under uniaxial tension (J. Lian et al.). Finite element simulation of bending process of steel-plastic laminate sheets (A. Makinouchi et al.). Defects in the processing of metals and composites (A.G. Mamalis, W. Johnson). Damage evolution modeling in bulk forming processes (K.K. Mathur, P.R. Dawson). Prediction of the wrinkling instabilities by long wavelength perturbations in thin sheet metalforming (P. Mazilu). Critical damage and ductile fracture: quantitative experimental determination (F.H. Moussy, P. Lefebure). Method of calculation of curve of deformability of K18 steel (J. Pospiech). Finite strain plasticity analysis of damage effects in metal forming processes (M. Predeleanu). Plastic instability of prestrained materials (J.H. Schmitt et al.).
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The papers in this book deal with computational methods for predicting material processing defects. Using recent advances in finite strain plasticity and viscoplasticity, damage modelling, bifurcation and instability theory, fracture mechanics and computer numerical techniques, new approaches to mechanical defect analysis are proposed. Appropriate methods for explaining and avoiding the defects leading to fracture, high porosity, strain localization or undesirable geometrical imperfections are presented. In addition, some papers are devoted to new formulations and new calculation algorithms to be used for solving the forming problems. Finally, two papers deal with physical description of defects occurring in forming and cutting operations, focusing on the academic and practical interest of these topics. This is the first book to deal with the prediction of defects occurring in material forming processes; it contains much of interest from both a theoretical and a practical viewpoint.
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