Randa Ammar
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Randa Ammar is a researcher focused on advancing the design and development of complex mechatronic systems—integrated products combining mechanics, electronics, software, and control for applications in transport, medicine, and robotics. Her work centers on applying Set-Based Concurrent Engineering (SBCE) principles to streamline the development of these intricate systems and their production processes. In her most-cited paper, "Narrowing the set of complex systems’ possible design solutions derived from the set-based concurrent engineering approach" (2019, 12 citations), Ammar demonstrates how SBCE can systematically reduce the design solution space, enabling more efficient and robust decision-making for mechatronic products. She further extends this methodology in "The implementation of the SBCE principles in the V-cycle steps for the development of a mechatronic product and its production system" (2023, 2 citations), linking early design phases with production system planning. Though her citation counts are modest, Ammar’s contributions are significant for practitioners seeking to manage complexity in modern engineering. Her work offers a practical framework for integrating concurrent engineering with established development cycles, making her research valuable for students and engineers aiming to improve the efficiency and quality of mechatronic system design.
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