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Generating Sheet-Metal Bracket Variants Under Manufacturing Constraints

An automotive tier-1 supplier produces several hundred bracket variants a year, most of them minor adaptations of an existing design to a new mounting position.

Run on Shilpa · Engineering & Design Automation

Many bracket variants generated from one parent within a constraint envelope

The challenge

    01

    Experienced engineers spend a large share of their week on adaptations that require judgement but not creativity.

    02

    Manufacturability problems such as bend radius and tool access are found at quoting, after the design work is done.

    03

    Each engineer solves the same adaptation slightly differently, so the family drifts apart over time.

How Shilpa solves it

    01

    Intent Capture

    The engineer states the change in engineering terms - mounting position, load case, material - rather than modelling it feature by feature.

    02

    Constrained Generation

    Shilpa generates candidate geometry inside the existing CAD system, respecting the family's established design rules.

    03

    Manufacturability Check

    Bend radius, tool access, nesting efficiency, and minimum flange length are validated before the design leaves the engineer's screen.

    04

    Family Consistency

    Generated variants are checked against the existing family so the design language does not drift.

    05

    Engineer Review

    The engineer accepts, adjusts, or rejects; nothing reaches release without that decision.

The outcome

  • Routine adaptation work reduced to review rather than modelling.

  • Manufacturability problems caught during design instead of at quoting.

  • Variant families that stay consistent as they grow.

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