Development of an e-Engineering Framework for Automotive Module Design

Park, Seong-Whan; Lee, Jai-Kyung; Bang, Je-Sung; Shin, Byung-Chun

doi:10.1007/11686699_27

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“…Actually the ESS is designed to embrace all the engineering software deployed in a host. PAS process is very similar to that of the previous version, an agent-based version [14], with respect to functionality. Due to, however, the expansion of PAS process through introduction of Web Services, some additional modules are required such as a UDDI discovery module, a security one, and a logging one.…”

Section: Engineering Service Server As a Service Providermentioning

confidence: 87%

“…On the one hand, some projects have applied agentbased approaches to manufacturing in order to realize collaborative design environments and to integrate the distributed engineering resources effectively [3,13,14]. However, most of the agent-based approaches for manufacturing are demonstrated only by experiments or prototypes developed in research labs [15].…”

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confidence: 98%

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An e-Engineering Framework Based on Service-Oriented Architecture and Agent Technologies

Kuk

Kim

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2007 11th International Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work in Design

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This paper presents an ongoing project on the development of an e-Engineering framework proposed by KIMM (Korea Institute ofMachinery and Materials). The framework is based on a number of advanced technologies, such as intelligent software agents, Web Services, and Service-Oriented Architecture. And it aims to provide an integrated design environment to support integrating personnel, design activities and engineering resources during product development process. Especially Service-Oriented Architecture and Web services technologies enable to utilize and integrate effectively various engineering resources on the geographically distributed computing environments. And intelligent agent technologies support cooperation and coordination mechanisms for the engineering resources and services. In this paper we describe an implementation oftheframework in detail.

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Section: Engineering Service Server As a Service Providermentioning

confidence: 87%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 98%

An e-Engineering Framework Based on Service-Oriented Architecture and Agent Technologies

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2007 11th International Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work in Design

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“…Later in 1990, the focus shifted to include a broader exploration of varying types of agents. There is a wealth of professional literature on the application on agent technology in highly specialized fields such as virtual automotive design (Park, Lee and Shin, 2005), cost projections for state power distribution (Nordman and Lehtonen, 2005), and even weather forecasting (Lee and Liu, 2004). For those in the information and library fields, however, the most helpful literature tends to be based on case study of projects in relevant environments.…”

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confidence: 99%

Intelligent agent concepts in the modern library

Goodman

2007

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PurposeIntelligent agents – software components designed to perform complex tasks for the user (with or without the presence of the user) – are used in a variety of settings, from instant messaging and web auctions, to ATM network management and air traffic control systems. The technology also has applicability within libraries, adding a level of user‐oriented control and flexibility to activities such as digital collection management and virtual reference. The use of intelligent agents to assist users with their searches has perhaps the greatest potential. The purpose of this article is to provide background information on the use of agent technology in information settings, and review three library‐based projects that utilize agent technology in a practical way.Design/methodology/approachA comprehensive literature review combined with brief case studies of practical applications of agent technology in three modern library settings. A conceptual model of a virtual, agent‐based personalized library is also presented.FindingsLibrarians and others in the information profession recognize the potential of agent technology within the library setting. The paper presents a number of practical scenarios for using agents, from supporting digital libraries and teaching information literacy to virtual reference.Practical implicationsThere are numerous implications for current and future use of agent technology in libraries, including how to engage IT staff in the development process, how to educate users about the benefits of the technology, and how to make sure library professionals have the skill set to allow them to participate in the conceptualization, design and implementation of agents.Originality/valueThere is a wealth of professional literature on agent technology and its uses, mostly from a computing or engineering perspective. This paper has value in that it presents the concept from a library perspective, and includes references to relevant library literature and projects.

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“…Each expert can be a designer or analyst who is the responsible person for one stage of product development (for example: CAD modeling, structural analysis, dynamic analysis, fatigue analysis, and etc.). Based on this concept, we have proposed the multiagent-based engineering framework [7,8,9]. Figure 1 shows the overall architecture of the framework.…”

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Development of Engineering Framework and Portal for the Integration of Cooperative Engineering Processes

Lee

Park

Kim

2007

2007 11th International Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work in Design

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Product development is a complex activity that involves the integration of designlanalysis processes and distributed resources such as human beings, engineering tools, and data. This paper presents a multi-agent-based engineering framework and engineering service portal to support such complex engineering design problems. The engineering framework integrates various engineering processes such as design and analysis, which involve complex engineering processes, huge amounts of information processing and problem solving. The web-based engineering service portal provides a user interface for the engineering framework and shares the results between engineers who are participating in the engineering problem. Several engineering problems are applied to the framework and its usefulness is validated.

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Development of an e-Engineering Framework for Automotive Module Design

Cited by 8 publications

References 17 publications

An e-Engineering Framework Based on Service-Oriented Architecture and Agent Technologies

An e-Engineering Framework Based on Service-Oriented Architecture and Agent Technologies

Intelligent agent concepts in the modern library

Development of Engineering Framework and Portal for the Integration of Cooperative Engineering Processes

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