Simulation-driven Mobility Function Development

Pavasson, Jonas; Karlberg, Magnus; Mäki, Rikard

doi:10.1016/j.procir.2013.07.037

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“…Lideskog et al [13] showed that a transition to function provision may create incitements for a more efficient value chain during functional product development. Combining simulation methods, including hardware, software, service support system and management of operation in an SDD approach improves the possibilities for sustainable functional product development [14]. Reliability prediction methods often use measured data or estimated data as input e.g., failure rates, hazard rates, etc.…”

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Challenges and Opportunities within Simulation-driven Functional Product Development and Operation

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The product development process at industrial companies has traditionally focused on hardware-oriented solutions. Business strategies strive towards more service-oriented solutions e.g., functional product business models. In this paper two case studies are developed and the objective is to highlight important challenges and opportunities by implementing a simulation-driven strategy in functional product development and operation. It can be concluded that challenges and opportunities within simulation-driven functional product development and operation are related to both quality and management of the simulations. With the proposed strategies for validation and coupling of the simulations, some of the challenges within functional product development can be overcome.

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confidence: 99%