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Production as a Service: Framework Prototype Demo

Production as a Service: Framework Prototype Demo. Students: Efe Balta (ME, PhD) Yikai Lin (CS, PhD). Advisors: Prof. Dawn Tilbury Prof. Kira Barton Prof. Z. Morley Mao. Customer: Submitting Jobs. Customers start the job form with the deadline, batch and shipping address.

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Production as a Service: Framework Prototype Demo

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  1. Production as a Service: Framework Prototype Demo • Students: • Efe Balta (ME, PhD) • Yikai Lin (CS, PhD) Advisors: • Prof. Dawn Tilbury • Prof. Kira Barton • Prof. Z. Morley Mao

  2. Customer: Submitting Jobs Customers start the job form with the deadline, batch and shipping address.

  3. Customer: Submitting Jobs Then they add components, each with their own categories and CAD file.

  4. Manufacturer: Submitting Quotes When manufacturers receive jobs, they can choose to quote by specifying the cost, time, etc.

  5. Manufacturer: Submitting Quotes The framework extracts part information from the CAD files and presents them to the manufacturers.

  6. Customer: Getting Quotes When the quotes are collected, customers can visually see them on the web page.

  7. Customer: Getting Quotes By adjusting the weights of the metrics (cost, quality and time), customers can see different set of quotes tailored to their preferences.

  8. Thank you!

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