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Kap. 3 betrachtet die Forschungsarbeiten zur Integration von Informationen aus dem Produktlebenszyklus in virtuellen Modellen. Der Schwerpunkt liegt dabei auf schrittweise strukturierten Handlungsabläufen, wie sie typisch für Montage-, Demontage und bestimmte Bedienhandlungen sind. In den Arbeitspaketen wird untersucht, wie Arbeitspläne aus Product-Lifecycle-Management-Systemen für Abläufe in virtuellen Modellen verwendet werden können. Weiterhin werden Ansätze zur Extraktion von Handlungsabläufen aus kamerabasierten Daten und semantischen Modellen untersucht.

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    Das Verbundprojekt ProGRID lief von Juni 2007 bis November 2009 und wurde vom BMBF unter dem Förderkennzeichen 01IG07003 C gefördert.

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Rothenburg, U. (2016). Teilprojekt TP 1 – Information im PLM-Prozess. In: Schenk, M., Schumann, M. (eds) Angewandte Virtuelle Techniken im Produktentstehungsprozess. Springer Vieweg, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-49317-5_3

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