Utilizing Virtual Simulation Systems to Enhance Product Effectiveness

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1 ,faculty of applied arts ,badr university

2 faculty of applied arts - badr university

3 Faculty of Applied Arts, Helwan University

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With the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence, big data, and cloud computing, smart technology has emerged as a global trend. Its aim is to boost digital performance, networking capabilities, and intelligence within the industry. Over recent decades, simulation has transitioned from a technique primarily used by computer experts and mathematicians to a standard tool for addressing a wide range of design and engineering questions. To effectively apply modern technology throughout the various stages of a product, it's crucial to consider the entire product lifecycle, from design through to manufacturing and production.

As traditional design methods and product testing no longer fully accommodate the ongoing need for product development, integrating modern technology has become essential for supporting product development right from the initial stages

Innovation comes to meet human needs and relies on creativity. The process of product design involves specifying requirements, creating detailed designs, and testing them. If the tests are unsuccessful, modifications are made and retested. Simulation plays an important role in this context as it reduces the costs and time required for physical tests. Simulation means imitating real systems and processes using virtual models on a computer, helping verify the performance of products under specific conditions. Simulation has evolved to include virtual reality, which allows users to see and interact with virtual environments using special glasses and sensors, and augmented reality, which integrates virtual elements with the real environment, enabling designers to test their designs in real contexts without the need for physical implementation.. . . . .

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