Framework integrates artificial intelligence and model-based systems engineering for sustainability, highlighting efficiency improvements.
The development of interdisciplinary Smart Products involves complex architectures and processes, which results in new challenges like managing heterogeneous and unstructured data causing inefficiencies. Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) addresses these issues through precise system modeling but encounters obstacles like a lack of model reuse and complexity. This paper introduces a novel framework integrating Artificial Intelligence into MBSE to enhance sustainability and circularity by automating model generation and reusing existing system models. Using ontology-based knowledge management and large language models, model creation, interoperability, and decision-making can be enhanced and automated and visualized in real-time. The framework's capabilities and benefits are demonstrated through the instantiation of a wireless charger system example.
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