virtual product development

Digital Twinning in Product Development

Digital Twinning in Product Development

Development and use of experimental digital twins
Heiko Matheis ORCID Icon, Guido Grau, Florian Mews, Lukas Schüller
The development of textile products is associated with high material, time, personnel and cost expenditure. The paper describes the digital twinning for materials and processes and their application in a digital product development process, which can accelerate the ramp-up phase and thus reduce development costs by up to 60%.
Industrie 4.0 Management | Volume 39 | 2023 | Edition 5 | Pages 37-41 | DOI 10.30844/IM_23-5_37-41
Mastering Complex Processes of Virtual Product Development

Mastering Complex Processes of Virtual Product Development

Configuration Management in Aerospace Industry as a Practical Example
Peter Ebbesmeyer
Configuration management is a key task in scope of product development processes of passenger aircraft. Business processes as well as methods and IT tools of virtual product development are facing top-level demands in this industry. This paper provides background information with respect to configuration management in aerospace industry. Furthermore, it discusses challenges resulting hereof for aircraft manufacturers.
Industrie Management | Volume 21 | 2005 | Edition 2 | Pages 11-14
Lean Configuration Interactive Configuration for E-Commerce

Lean Configuration Interactive Configuration for E-Commerce

Interaktive Konfiguration für E-Commerce
Ioannis Fikouras, Frithjof Weber, Dieter H. Müller
During the last years, marketing of products via the Internet became more and more important for both customers and manufacturers. However, most products sold today cannot be customised to satisfy the buyer’s individual requirements. Configuration functionality incorporated in current ERP systems as well as industrial product development software addresses the problem of fully automated design of products according to specification. However such extensive functionality is difficult to implement, requires extensive resources to run and a large part of its costly features offers no added value in an e-commerce context. E-commerce and the Internet in general pose a number of specific requirements as e.g. lightweight simple design, good scalability, interactivity, user friendliness etc. In order to meet these demands, a new method of configuration has been developed. This method focuses on non-automatic, interactive, user-friendly configuration of product variants based on a simple yet ...
Industrie Management | Volume 19 | 2003 | Edition 1 | Pages 45-48