Seayoung Lee
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Seayoung Lee is a researcher in design and manufacturing automation, with a focus on assembly modeling and planning. Their most-cited work introduces a system for the automatic construction of assembly partial-order graphs from object-oriented models of parts and connections. By leveraging the principle of assembly by disassembly and incorporating assembly heuristics—such as stability, directionality, and tool accessibility—Lee’s approach efficiently generates feasible assembly sequences. This contribution, which has garnered 24 citations, provides a foundational method for streamlining the transition from product design to manufacturing planning, reducing the manual effort required in assembly sequence generation. Lee’s work is notable for integrating computational geometry and graph theory to solve practical industrial problems, offering a systematic way to evaluate preferred subassemblies. This research has implications for CAD systems and automated assembly planning, making it a valuable reference for engineers and researchers working on design for assembly and process planning.
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- 1Automatic construction of assembly partial-order graphs24 citations · 2003