Design for Manufacturability¶
Anderson, D. M. (2014). Design for Manufacturability: How to Use Concurrent Engineering to Rapidly Develop Low-Cost, High-Quality Products for Lean Production. CRC Press.
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- Premature Optimization
- In manufacturing, it is building specialized tooling for a process before the product design is stable, then scrapping or retooling when the design iterates.
This sourceArgues that committing tooling before the design is stable forces costly scrap and retooling, and that concurrent engineering defers tooling commitment until the design settles.
- In manufacturing, it is building specialized tooling for a process before the product design is stable, then scrapping or retooling when the design iterates.
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