Plant modeling based on SysML domain specific language

Lee, Taekyong; Cha, JaeMin; Kim, Joon‐Young; Shin, Junguk; Kim, Jin-Il; Yeom, Choongsub

doi:10.1109/syseng.2017.8088289

2017 IEEE International Systems Engineering Symposium (ISSE) 2017

DOI: 10.1109/syseng.2017.8088289

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Plant modeling based on SysML domain specific language

Taekyong Lee

JaeMin Cha

Joon‐Young Kim

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Development of a Body Weight Support System Employing Model-Based System Engineering Methodology

Loaiza,

Garcia,

Buitrago

2024

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Partial body weight support systems have proven to be a vital tool in performing physical therapy for patients with lower limb disabilities to improve gait. Developing this type of equipment requires rigorous design process that obtains a robust system, allowing physiotherapy exercises to be performed safely and efficiently. With this in mind, a “Model-Based Systems Engineering” design process using SysML improves communication between different areas, thereby increasing the synergy of interdisciplinary workgroups and positively impacting the development process of cyber-physical systems. The proposed development process presents a work sequence that defines a clear path in the design process, allowing traceability in the development phase. This also ensures the observability of elements related to a part that has suffered a failure. This methodology reduces the integration complexity between subsystems that compose the partial body weight support system because is possible to have a hierarchical and functional system vision at each design stage. The standard allowed requirements to be established graphically, making it possible to observe their system dependencies and who satisfied them. Consequently, the Partial Weight Support System was implemented through with a clear design route obtained by the MBSE methodology.

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Development of a Body Weight Support System Employing Model-Based System Engineering Methodology

Loaiza,

Garcia,

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2024

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