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Singularity Design

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Singularity Design

Due to technological progress and continuous innovation, new ideas and concepts are emerging that can redefine existing approaches to design and development. One such concept, which I am currently developing, is Singularity Design. This paradigm aspires to streamline the design process by generating a project or a part solely from user requirements, without necessitating continuous user effort. The vision for this paradigm includes a range of promising features such as the elimination of connections, swift visualization of results, integrated simulation-driven design, potential acceleration of innovation, and a holistic view of the system at all stages of design. Predicated on an iterative method, Singularity Design aims to meet the complex demands of modern engineering projects in a dynamic and efficient way.

This article will explore the challenges and possibilities of this paradigm, discussing the current state of the art technologies, the gaps that need to be filled, and the steps that need to be taken to bring this concept to fruition.

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Form synthesis

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Form synthesis
In a world where technology is rapidly evolving and innovation is a constant occurrence, improving the process of creating engineering components and systems becomes an integral part of progress. This process involves seeking inspiration from a wide variety of sources, from nature to artificial intelligence, with the aim of rethinking traditional design approaches. New paradigms in design open up possibilities for creating products that not only perform their functions more efficiently but are also better adapted to changing conditions and requirements.

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Simulation-driven design

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Simulation-driven design
Recently, I wondered what cutting-edge CAD solutions had made it into an application. Thus, I discovered a company that loudly announced the introduction of artificial intelligence into the design process and showed tangible results - Hyperganic. Unfortunately, the big words about using AI turned out to be nothing more than a marketing ploy. Even on their page, they first mention that the product is related to algorithmic design. Although AI is mentioned in the following sections, in practice I did not find any traces of it in the Hyperganic Core product.

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A bit about engine design

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A bit about engine design
Like most liquid propellant rocket engines, the Raptor harness contains many components that control the engine’s operation. At the same time, with an increase in technical perfection, the number of strapping elements also increases. The high demand for these engines as part of the Starlink satellite deployment plan has contributed to the acceleration of their production. Part of the payment for speeding up production fell on the harness - designed initially exclusively for ground testing of early versions of the engine, it iteratively turned into a system suitable for flights with smaller dimensions and fewer connections.

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