Assessment of features technology
Computer-Aided Design
Product modeling for conceptual design support
Computers in Industry
Associative feature modeling for concurrent engineering integration
Computers in Industry
Integrated modeling with top-down approach in subsidiary industries
Computers in Industry
Collaborative Design: From Concept to Application
GMAI '06 Proceedings of the conference on Geometric Modeling and Imaging: New Trends
Application of MOKA methodology in generative model creation using CATIA
Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence
Knowledge acquisition for knowledge-based engineering systems
International Journal of Information Technology and Management
From Functional Analysis to Specific Parameters: Description of Knowledge Based CAD Model
SITIS '08 Proceedings of the 2008 IEEE International Conference on Signal Image Technology and Internet Based Systems
Advances in collaborative CAD: the-state-of-the art
Computer-Aided Design
Collaborative computer-aided design-research and development status
Computer-Aided Design
Configurable product views based on geometry user requirements
Computer-Aided Design
Assisting designer using feature modeling for lifecycle
Computer-Aided Design
Computer aided parametric design for 3D tire mold production
Computers in Industry
DRM, a Design Research Methodology
DRM, a Design Research Methodology
Design reuse oriented partial retrieval of CAD models
Computer-Aided Design
A practical generative design method
Computer-Aided Design
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3D CAD systems are used in product design for simultaneous engineering and to improve productivity. CAD tools can substantially enhance design performance. Although 3D CAD is a widely used and highly effective tool in mechanical design, mastery of CAD skills is complex and time-consuming. The concepts of parametric-associative models and systems are powerful tools whose efficiency is proportional to the complexity of their implementation. The availability of a framework for actions that can be taken to improve CAD efficiency can therefore be highly beneficial. Today, a clear and structured approach does not exist in this way for CAD methodology deployment. The novelty of this work is therefore to propose a general strategy for utilizing the advantages of parametric CAD in the automotive industry in the form of a roadmap. The main stages of the roadmap are illustrated by means of industrial use cases. The first results of his research are discussed and suggestions for future work are given.