From design for manufacturing DFM to manufacturi

Authors: WonShik Chu MinSoo Kim KiHwan Jang JiHyeon Song Hugo Rodrigue DooMan Chun Young Tae Cho Seung Hwan Ko KyuJin Cho Suk Won Cha Sangkee Min Sung Ho Jeong Haedo Jeong ChoonMan Lee Chong Nam Chu SungHoon Ahn

Publish Date: 2016/04/14

Volume: 3, Issue: 2, Pages: 209-222

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Abstract

Manufacturing paradigms have historically been shaped by social economic and technological aspect including limitations and needs Design for manufacturing DFM has been the main paradigm for last three decades since design is defined by the limitations of available manufacturing processes Since reducing the time required for the development of new products has been one of the key issues for businesses removing the gap between designers and manufacturers has been one of today’s main goals Many methods were developed to reduce this gap including information and communication technologies ICT However current issues have been shifting towards designrelated issues such that researchers have been trying to make products desired by the customers rather than that which is cheaper to manufacture In this article hybrid manufacturing HM and the concept of smart factory are introduced as key technologies for the future paradigm of manufacturing Manufacturing for Design MFD Issues related to the development of HM process and examples of HM process are explained and the importance of smart factories for the implementation of MFD is shown Finally future trends of HM and smart factory are predicted at the end of this article

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