Increasing automotive design complexity demands a shift away from legacy automotive design flows that heavily rely on manual design work, data exchange, and requirements tracking. The industry demands generative design.
In part one, we examined these challenges and briefly described how a generative design flow is instrumental to the solution. In part two, we will more closely examine the generative design flow to describe the keys to its successful implementation: automation, engineering within a platform context, and cross-domain integration.
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