Discipline Interoperable System ID: 2013-021
An innovative system designed to enable simultaneous multi-disciplinary collaboration and analysis within a single model.
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Technology Overview
This project from Brigham Young University introduces a Discipline Interoperable System, a cloud-based platform that facilitates concurrent design and analysis by multiple users across different disciplines. By allowing various stakeholders to work collaboratively on the same model, the system seeks to eliminate the inefficiencies and errors caused by inter-discipline translation, streamlining workflows and enhancing productivity.
Key Advantages
- Enables simultaneous multi-user design and analysis, improving collaboration
- Eliminates the need for model translation, reducing errors and inefficiencies
- Cloud-based architecture supports accessibility and scalability
- Facilitates a multi-disciplinary approach, integrating design, analysis, and manufacturing
- Customizable discipline-specific views and toolsets enhance user experience
Problems Addressed
- Inter-discipline translation inefficiencies and errors
- Limited collaboration due to single-user engineering software constraints
- Workflow disruptions caused by sequential design and analysis processes
Market Applications
- Engineering and architectural design firms seeking enhanced collaboration
- Educational institutions for teaching integrated project development
- Manufacturing companies looking to streamline product development processes
- Cloud service providers aiming to offer specialized collaborative tools
Additional Information
Technology ID: 2013-021
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Date Published: 13 May, 2025
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