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Publication summary
Author(s): William Regli and Daniel M. Gaines
Publication date: January 1997
Citation: William Regli and Daniel M. Gaines: "A National Repository for Design and Process Planning," Proceedings of the National Science Foundation Design and Manufacturing Grantees Conference, Seattle, WA, January 6-9, 1997.
Key words: Process Planning, Design, Assembly Planning
Availability:
- Postscript
- A paper copy of this document is available by contacting Kristy Thompson [web,email]
Abstract:
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The Design, Planning and Assembly Repository is an effort at
the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) joining
government agencies, industry, and academia to provide a library of
example data for use by the research community. The ascendancy of the
Internet and the World Wide Web has provided the communication medium
to build vital online libraries having wide user-bases and access and
it is the goal of the Repository to give researchers access to a wide
variety of problems taken from industry— thus improving the base of
common working knowledge for the community and giving students access
to challengidg and high-impact problems. The Repository will also
provide a focal point for collaboration, allowing researchers to post
challenge problems to a wide audience, share results, or perform
larger-scale experiments requiring bigger data sets with industrially
relevant data. It is our belief that establishment of this
Internet-enabled communal library will hasten advances in
manufacturing process planning, feature recognition, and assembly
planning.
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