This invention provides a method and
system for generating
casting process models for automotive
chassis components based on multimodal
feature recognition. The entire process is automated, effectively addressing the industry pain points of traditional
process modeling, such as excessive reliance on human experience, long design cycles, and poor consistency. This invention integrates multi-strategy
feature recognition algorithms based on rules, cross-
section analysis, and topology spread. It can accurately extract key process features such as spindle holes, machined holes, and complex curved surfaces, and establish a unified local coordinate
system, significantly improving the accuracy of complex structural
feature recognition. Through a standardized process rule
library and standard parts
library, it achieves automatic blank
processing, automatic selection and
assembly of standard parts, and automatic mold generation, compressing the traditional modeling cycle of several days to several hours. Furthermore, this invention performs specific optimizations after selecting
chassis components, ensuring that the process scheme closely matches actual production, effectively guaranteeing the consistency and reliability of the process model, and significantly reducing
casting process design costs and the risk of
human error.