
doi: 10.2172/663252 , 10.2172/671999
A major accomplishment of the Rapid Response Manufacturing (RRM) project was the development of a broad-based generic framework for automating and integrating the design-to-manufacturing activities associated with machined part products. Key components of the framework are a manufacturing model that integrates product and process data in a consistent, minimally redundant manner, an advanced computer-aided engineering working environment, knowledge-based software systems for design, process planning, and manufacturing and new production technologies for making products directly from design application software.
Knowledge Base, Competition, Progress Report, Consumption, Commercialization, Expert Systems, Demonstration Programs, Communications, Automation, Security, And Utilization, Industry, Computer-Aided Design, Computer-Aided Manufacturing, Computer Networks, 32 Energy Conservation, Information Systems
Knowledge Base, Competition, Progress Report, Consumption, Commercialization, Expert Systems, Demonstration Programs, Communications, Automation, Security, And Utilization, Industry, Computer-Aided Design, Computer-Aided Manufacturing, Computer Networks, 32 Energy Conservation, Information Systems
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