A new reverse engineering process, the combination between the knowledge extraction and the geometrical recognition techniques

Alexandre Durupt 1 Sébastien Remy 1 Guillaume Ducellier 1 Emmanuel Guyot 1
1 LASMIS - Laboratoire des Systèmes Mécaniques et d'Ingénierie Simultanée
ICD - Institut Charles Delaunay
Abstract : Reverse engineering (RE) is a research field where physical models are measured or digitised in order to be reconstructed to obtain a clever CAD model with the opened geometry. The rebuilt geometric models using currently geometrical approaches are generally frozen or not re-usable. This paper deals with a new reverse engineering process which combines ldquoknowledge extractionrdquo of a part and classical techniques of 3D building. This combination of both approaches defines a methodology which assists the user in the reverse engineering process. The issued CAD model consists of topologic features structured in a tree of designing. This structure opens the geometry of the model and allows an underlying reverse engineering.
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Alexandre Durupt, Sébastien Remy, Guillaume Ducellier, Emmanuel Guyot. A new reverse engineering process, the combination between the knowledge extraction and the geometrical recognition techniques. Industrial Engineering (CIE39), Jul 2009, Troyes, France. pp.1367-1372. ⟨hal-02275965⟩

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