The project meeting of the joint project "Reflexive Process Development and Adaptation in Advanced Systems Engineering" (RePASE) took place at the beginning of 2024 at the Clausthal University of Technology at the Institute of Mechanical Engineering, Chair of Integrated Product Development (Prof. Dr.-Ing. David Inkermann) .



The film was produced as part of the RePASE project meeting in Clausthal and describes the various approaches of the different disciplines in Advanced Systems Engineering (ASE). Demonstrators and exhibits from the project partners were presented at five different "deep dive" stations. The following stations were involved:

1. Competencies & Systems Engineering Competence Model

2. Reflection in agile product development

3. Systems Engineering Method Matrix (SEMM)

4. Graph-based model analysis in MBSE & requirements modeling

5. Digital design methodology

Theaim of the individual stations was to promote an in-depth presentation and discussion (deep dive) of the project results to date, to demonstrate the benefits of the solution approaches (software, tools, etc.) in a practical way and to share the findings of initial applications and to promote detailed discussion with interested project partners and to obtain further impetus for the further development and utilization of the (interim) results.



In this video, the five stations are presented and an overview of the (interim) results of the RePASE project is given.



The joint project consists of the university partners TU Braunschweig (Institute of Design Engineering, Prof. Vietor), TU Braunschweig (Institute of Psychology, Chair of Work, Organizational and Social Psychology, Prof. Kauffeld) and TU Clausthal (Institute of Mechanical Engineering, Chair of Integrated Product Development, Prof. Inkermann). The application partners Simtec Systems GmbH, Lasco Umformtechnik GmbH, Siemens Mobility GmbH and the enablers fme AG, 4A-SIDE GmbH, enbace GmbH, DDX Denkfabrik.Digital GmbH & Co KG also took part in the 2024 project meeting.



This research and development project (RePASE) is funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) in the program "Future of Value Creation - Research on Production, Services and Work" (02J19B149) and supervised by the Project Management Agency Karlsruhe (PTKA). The responsibility for the content of this publication lies with the authors.



Further information can be found onthe project website:  https://www.repase.de/