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Computer-aided Assembly Sequence Planning : a Survey

Xinwen Niu

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Abstract

The paper first surveys the types of assembly sequences. Based on the structure of assembly sequence planning, then the recent research of assembly modeling of a product, the generation, representation, evaluation and optimization of assembly sequences are classified and analyzed. Finally, the future research trends are presented.

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The paper first surveys the types of assembly sequences. Based on the structure of assembly sequence planning, then the recent research of assembly modeling of a product, the generation, representation, evaluation and optimization of assembly sequences are classified and analyzed. Finally, the future research trends are presented.

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The paper first surveys the types of assembly sequences. Based on the structure of assembly sequence planning, then the recent research of assembly modeling of a product, the generation, representation, evaluation and optimization of assembly sequences are classified and analyzed. Finally, the future research trends are presented.

Key concepts: Sequence (biology), Assembly modelling, Computer science, Representation (politics), Product (mathematics), Assembly line, Engineering drawing, Engineering

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