Know About Knowledge Based Engineering (KBE) And its Benefits
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Knowledge based engineering uses knowledge based systems technology to capture the knowledge created. And it is used during the product development process to facilitate re-use of the knowledge in development of a new product of similar product family.
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- 1. KBE - Knowledge Based Engineering
- 2. KBE - Knowledge Based Engineering Introduction Knowledge Based Engineering addresses this issue by using Knowledge Based Systems Technology to capture the knowledge created and used during the product development process and to facilitate re-use of the knowledge in development of a new product of similar product family. http://cadvisionengineers.com/
- 3. KBE - Knowledge Based Engineering What is Knowledge Based Engineering: KBE represents a merging of object-oriented programming, artificial intelligence, and computer aided design. http://cadvisionengineers.com/
- 4. KBE - Knowledge Based Engineering KBE Value Addition: Knowledge re-use of KBE can save considerable time, cost and efforts at design phase. Identifying and standardizing the design decisions as part of implementing KBE. It drastically reduces the time spent on repetitive tasks. Which allows the engineer to spend more time on creative tasks. http://cadvisionengineers.com/
- 5. KBE - Knowledge Based Engineering MOKA: Moka is also called Methodology and tools Oriented to Knowledge based Applications Moka proposes solutions which focus on the following things • Capturing • Structuring • Formalization • Implementation. http://cadvisionengineers.com/
- 6. KBE - Knowledge Based Engineering MOKA: MOKA provides a framework for capturing and representing the knowledge and the lifecycle of KBE system is give below. http://cadvisionengineers.com/
- 7. KBE - Knowledge Based Engineering Key Characteristics of Knowledge Based Engineering System: Key Characteristics of KBE System is the generative nature of the product knowledge captured within the KBE System. KBE System is very specific to a particular product family. The main key characteristics of a good KBE System is the integrative nature of Knowledge encompassing multiple disciplines. http://cadvisionengineers.com/
- 8. KBE - Knowledge Based Engineering Benefits of Using KBE 1. Reduced lead time – Design process is automated using the data from Knowledge Based Systems. 2. Knowledge re-use – Information is captured, structured and stored inside the system. 3. Product optimization – Faster design cycle means more trials to arrive at optimal design. 4. Allows interdisciplinary exchange of knowledge – Information can be shared for documentation and collaboration. 5. More time for innovation – As routine tasks are automated, extra time is used for innovation. http://cadvisionengineers.com/
- 9. KBE - Knowledge Based Engineering Conclusion CADVision with the combined skills of Domain experts, Design consultants, CAD experts and Software Product Development can provide to the customers the required KBE solutions. We works closely with its clients at each and every step of the KBE development process and help them realize the maximum benefits of their KBE application. Our solutions are tailor made as per client requirements. http://cadvisionengineers.com/
- 10. KBE - Knowledge Based Engineering