Current CAD (Computer-Aided Design) systems, as used in many industries, are able to manipulate geometrical shapes very successfully. However, some would say that CAD means ``Computer-Aided Drawing'', i.e. CAD is only a very sophisticated drawing board, never intended to assist the thought processes of the designer. Automated design systems do exist, but these are limited to specific products with only a few varying parameters. This book deals with ``Intelligent CAD'', the concept of a system that could assist designers throughout the design process, deal with any object, and be connected to any other information processing system, such as CAM. The research papers collected here are from designers, and from researchers in Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science.
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Elsevier Science & Technology
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Für höhere Schule und Studium
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978-0-444-87474-0 (9780444874740)
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Part I: Reports. Design Object Modeling (F. Arbab). Modeling of the Design Process (M.B. Waldron). Architecture of Intelligent CAD Systems (F. Kimura). Intelligent CAD Research Issues (K.J. MacCallum). Report on the Closing Session (D.C. Gossard). Part II: Invited Papers. General Design Theory as a Formal Theory of Design (H. Yoshikawa). Part III: Selected Papers. The Third Meaning of a Logical Formula (T. Yagiu). Multiple Worlds in an Intelligent CAD System (P.J. Veerkamp). A Consideration of Intelligent CAD Systems (S. Ohsuga). A Discussion of Knowledge Representation and Reasoning in ``Intelligent'' CAD (H. Schmekel, L. Wingard, T. Kjellberg). A Framework on Formalization of Design Object for Intelligent CAD (M. Onosato, H. Yoshikawa). Research in Designing with Features (J.R. Dixon, J.J. Cunningham, M.K. Simmons). An Approach to Geometric Reasoning (R.F. Woodbury, I.J. Oppenheim). Design-Diagnosis Using Feature Description (T. Murakami, N. Nakajima). Making Design Routine (D.C. Brown). Design Knowledge Capture and Causal Simulation (P. Pu, N.I. Badler). Achieving Multiple Goals in Conceptual Design (K.T. Ulrich, W.P. Seering). Design in a Distributed Blackboard Framework (C. Kitzmiller, V. Jagannathan).
