Automated product concept design: unifying aesthetics and engineering

An experimental computer-aided design tool that actively assists in conceptual industrial design of consumer electronics products with injection-molded housings is discussed. This concept phase design tool uses manufacturing, ergonomic, aesthetic, and styling considerations to improve the entire pro...

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Published in:IEEE computer graphics and applications 1993-07, Vol.13 (4), p.66-75
Main Authors: Wallace, D.R., Jakiela, M.J.
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Language:English
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Applied sciences
Computer aided design
Computer industry
Computer science
control theory
systems
Consumer electronics
Design automation
Electronics industry
Ergonomics
Exact sciences and technology
Humans
Manufacturing industries
Manufacturing processes
Product design
Product development
Software
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Design automation
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Exact sciences and technology
Humans
Manufacturing industries
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