The study on common/unique issues in PLM/CAD integration and a design of flexible integration architecture

Yubin Xia Yubin Xia,Yinan Zhang Yinan Zhang,Zhibin Yang Zhibin Yang,Li Zhang Li Zhang,Liangyun Hu Liangyun Hu

doi:10.1109/cit.2005.192

The study on common/unique issues in PLM/CAD integration and a design of flexible integration architecture

Yubin Xia Yubin Xia, Yinan Zhang Yinan Zhang + Show 3 more

https://doi.org/10.1109/cit.2005.192

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Publication Date: Jan 1, 2005

Citations: 1

Affiliation: Beihang University, DHC Software (China), Tsinghua University

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To adapt to vertiginous customer demands, fierce competition and innovation of production, modern enterprises require a flexible and open information integration platform. Based on a thorough study on common/unique issues in PLM/CAD integration, this paper presents a flexible and open PLM/CAD integration architecture. This architecture constructs distributed integration applications using processor components, which overcomes shortcomings of traditional integration patterns. Then, key technologies related to realize PLM/CAD flexible integration is discussed in detail, such as processor technology and two integration mechanisms, and finally, a case of PLM/CAD flexible integration is introduced. It improves flexibility, reusability and extensibility of integration systems and achieves seamless integrations between PLM and CAD systems more efficiently.

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