Enhancement of Mechatronic-System-Models

Alfred Sadlauer; Peter Hehenberger; Klaus Zeman

Enhancement of Mechatronic-System-Models

Alfred Sadlauer, Peter Hehenberger, Klaus Zeman

Institute of Mechatronic Design and Production

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Abstract

The Mechatronic System Model (MSM) is an approach to fulfill the need to incorporate multiple disciplines and different hierarchical levels and views in the development of products. While the MSM already proved successful in some practical applications, certain aspects were worth improving, such as the handling of information and addressing the inevitable concurrency in larger projects. In this paper the goal is to enhance the MSM approach towards a general integrated design approach especially to overcome observed shortcomings e.g. through aspects from related work such as a "common repository" and "public and private work space". For further clarification the development of a self-replicating printer is reconstructed with the MSM approach.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of the ASME 2013 IDETC&CIE Conference, Portland, Oregon, USA
Number of pages	12
Publication status	Published - Aug 2013

Fields of science

102005 Computer aided design (CAD)
203013 Mechanical engineering
203015 Mechatronics
102009 Computer simulation

JKU Focus areas

Mechatronics and Information Processing

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