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23 March 1993 Heuristic planning in feature-based inspection for coordinate measuring machines
Robert B. Delvalle, Francis L. Merat, Steve Ruegsegger, Kavous Roumina
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Abstract
This system is a practical application of intelligent reasoning about the planning and sequencing of inspection tasks performed by a coordinate measuring machine (CMM). This research is part of an Air Force supported effort to develop a feature-based concurrent engineering system using an object-oriented development platform. Manipulation of design, manufacturing, and inspection features (in this system) is unique in that features are transformed into domain specific objects rather than degraded into elementary geometry. The object-oriented platform provides a means for transformation through built-in qualities such as inheritance, tree-search, and a cohesive part/sub-part organization. Inspection features represent not only geometry, but references to a world coordinate system, proper probe approach, and preferred evaluation method. Reasoning through inspection rules forms a single data object which can then be transformed into CMM executable code.
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Robert B. Delvalle, Francis L. Merat, Steve Ruegsegger, and Kavous Roumina "Heuristic planning in feature-based inspection for coordinate measuring machines", Proc. SPIE 1963, Applications of Artificial Intelligence 1993: Knowledge-Based Systems in Aerospace and Industry, (23 March 1993); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.141751
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KEYWORDS
Inspection

Tolerancing

Manufacturing

Artificial intelligence

Intelligence systems

Curium

Evolutionary algorithms

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