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Lecture

Integration Procedures in SP80 Boat Design

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ME-314: Concurrent engineering project

L'étudiant apprend à appliquer les compétences acquises en travaillant dans une équipe responsable d'une portion d'un projet plus vaste. ...

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This lecture presents the design and optimization of integration procedures in the SP80 boat project, aiming to break the world speed record on water. The students discuss their role in linking 3D design to reality, collaborating with experienced professionals, and managing production procedures for various boat components.

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