... the basic information necessary to develop the process plan and ultimately to produce the part. An area of continued investigation and research is computer aided process planning (CAPP). Although process planning is just as important as engineering design and production in the overall manufacturing...

... 1994 Canada Computer‐aided process planning Electronics industry Integration Knowledge‐based systems Manufacturing Planning Systems development Berenji and Khoshnevis[ 4 ] identify two main categories of computer‐assisted process planning systems. The first category refers...

...Hermann Kühnle; Hans‐Jürgen Braun; Jörg Bühring Introduces concepts for the integration of Computer‐Aided Process Planning (CAPP) and Production Planning and Control (PPC). Characterizes the current situation regarding integration by a one‐way communication from CAPP to PPC, since a revised link...

...Nanua Singh; Dengzhou Qi As most existing computer‐aided design systems do not provide part feature information which is essential for process planning, automatic part feature recognition systems serve as an important link between Computer Aided Design (CAD) and Computer Aided Process Planning...