I am in need of consultation sources on virtual reality technology applications in the product design development, especially in the preliminary design stage and more precisely in relation to the mechanical parts assembly, ie how to make the parts collide during assembly virtual.
1 Needs clear concept of goal.
2 Lack of proper workout.
3 Lack of suggestions approaches.
4 Lack of self confidence.
5 Lack of result analysis in proper manner.
6 Lack of priority selection.
I am sending you an article that I am writing but I have not yet finished under my experiences with virtual reality to assemble partsusing UNITY platform. I wish you could give me a comeback. My biggest problem is setting up collision detection between parts during the parts assembly process. Thanks
I think what you are lookng for is all SOTA in commercial VR Applications like TechVIz (in combination with you CAD), IC:IDO, Visionary Render or a like.
Virtual reality has been a very important tool for engineering as well. Several activities that integrate the methodologies for the development of the product design, especially with regard to mechanical engineering, can be aided by the resources derived from the applications that use virtual reality in their context, for example, in the substitution of real prototypes by virtual ones. This allows huge savings in the preliminary design phase. Currently, many automakers are doing so with fantastic cost reductions, an example being Jaguar Land Over, which already has a factory in Brazil.
My research is focused on the use of virtual reality in the process of assembling parts, typically what happens in a conventional production line. However I am having difficulties with the recognition of the geometries of one piece in relation to the others, that is, impact detection. I need a potential algorithm to model this kind of virtual interaction between parts and mechanical systems, and then, from there, be able to implement a verification model of geometric and dimensional tolerances that is my goal.
Can you help me?
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