Kramer, T.
, Huang, H.
, Messina, E.
, Proctor, F.
and Scott, H.
(2001),
A Feature-Based Inspection and Machining System, CAD Journal of Computer-Aided Design, [online], https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=823382
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A Feature-Based Inspection and Machining System
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This paper describes an architecture for a system for machining and inspectingmechanical piece parts and an implementation of it called the Feature-BasedInspection and Control System (FBICS). In FBICS, the controller of a machiningcenter or coordinate measuring machine uses a standard feature-based description of the shape of the object to be made as a principal input for machining and/or inspection. FBICS is a hierarchical control system and performs automated hierarchical process planning. FBICS serves: (1) to demonstrate feature-based inspection and control in an open-architecture control system, (2) as a testbed for solving problems in feature-based manufacturing, and (3) to test the usability of STEP methods and models.Citation
CAD Journal of Computer-Aided Design
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33
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No. 9
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Journals
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Keywords
automated, control, DMIS, feature, hierarchical, inspection, machining, process planning, RCS and STEP
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Created August 1, 2001, Updated February 17, 2017