Integration Modelica with Digital Mockup Tool using the FMI
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The Delight Design Platform Project is managed by The University of Tokyo as part of the Crossministerial Strategic Innovation Program (SIP) which is organized by Cabinet Office, Government of Japan. This project recommends using 1DCAE design tools in the concept phase of the product development. In the Delight Design Platform, new product concepts are simulated and evaluated as 1DCAE models. One of the objectives of this project is to prototype a tool for translating product concepts to 3D models. This paper describes a method of integrating Modelica with a 3D digital mockup (DMU) tool. The prototype is implemented as an extension of XVL Studio, which is a popular DMU tool provided by Lattice Technology Co.,Ltd. The integration is implemented using the FMI (Functional Mockup Interface).
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