9: Set-based Concurrent Engineering Flashcards

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What does set-based concurrent engineering mean?

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To explore a set of solutions to a problem, instead of one

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What is the “2nd Toyota paradox”?

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Delaying decisions can make products faster and cheaper to develop.

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How does point-based and set-based wary?

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Instead of suggesting one sultion, which might be incompatible with another, suggest multiple and decide later on which one works the best/has most compatability

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What is generative design?

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Generating a number of solutions, based on a few inputs/limitations with AI.

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What are some benefits to set-based engineering?

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1: Working with set-based makes it possible to include a back-up solution
2: Minimizes risk
3: Reduces lead time
4: Delay decisions until the “last respsonible moment” when the best information is available
5: Explore many possible designs at the same time

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What are some disadvatanges to set-based engineering?

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Tends to be more resource demanding up front

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