Development Of Computational Model Through Reverse Engineering : Car Side Mirror Case Study

Ng, Shu Tyng (2009) Development Of Computational Model Through Reverse Engineering : Car Side Mirror Case Study. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The study of development of computational model through reverse engineering is an effort to understanding the reverse engineering. It concentrates to difference method of reverse engineering between conventional data and 3D scanning data. The role of reverse engineering which is important in industrial is been identified. Furthermore, it also studies the technology of rapid prototyping development, rate of using rapid prototype in industrial technology century nowadays. The aim of this case study is to differentiate the 3D model of conventional method and 3D scanning method. Then, data of 3D scanner drawing is exchanged for rapid prototype purpose. Two prototypes have been created using existing car side mirror through conventional data drawing and 3D scanner drawing. From this, the difference dimension and process between the 3D model of CAD drawing and 3D scanner is observed. Moreover, it can provide difference between two prototypes of side mirror through reverse engineering and existing product. Then determine the appropriate method between conventional and 3D scanning method for reverse engineering. This study assists to discover the process of reverse engineering by experience of drawing, using 3D scanner and machine rapid prototype.

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