this project gets funding from the european commission dipl.-ing. rainer malkewitz phone +49 / 6151...
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This project gets funding from the European Commission
Dipl.-Ing. Rainer Malkewitzphone +49 / 6151 / [email protected]
=Enhancing Usefulness & Usability
of 3D Product Models
This project gets funding from the European Commission
The problem with „3D“
Why do they not use 3D ???
pro: 3D problems benefit by 3D modelling walkthroughs / immersion possible virtual photography animated behaviour / 3D films simulation / collision detection
con: Using 3D is expensive authoring cost (specialists) transport and rendering costs (resources, downloading) cognitive costs (learning time, 2D control devices, habit) high cost, low reach
This project gets funding from the European Commission
What will we do?
Enhance the benefit (add usefulness) introduce new „3D-only“ features integrate with business processes use cross-company and cross-industry
Reduce the cost (add usability) reduce transport and rendering costs
enhance usability by new „intelligent“ features build on user experience from physical world reduce cognitive overload in tools less buttons, more intelligence
This project gets funding from the European Commission
In what context?
3 application areas (10 partners) : Furniture & architecture (5 p.) Automotive & mechanical engineering (3 p.) Toys (2 p.)
This project gets funding from the European Commission
How is it going to be done?
4 step technical workplan: collect and prioritise requirements (problems) develop computational methods (solutions) develop prototype tools (examples) demonstrate and test
non-technical WPs: project management dissemination & exploitation evaluation & assessment
This project gets funding from the European Commission
existing ideas
from furniture scenario: „generic“ product objects
configure and search by specifying functionality select from list of best matches hierarchical grouping (container, element, component)
linking to product properties provide interface to PPS data (for „real“ ordering features)
provide common features, e.g.: physical features (orientation, placement, fixation, weight) business features (supplier, ordering number, brands, type of use) advanced features (lighting rules, reserved spaces, style, preferred
„neighbours“, receiving surfaces & handles)