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AI-supported implementation of reuse strategies in SysML v2: an MBSE approach using the example of a 3D printer

Juresa, Yannick; Mollahassani, Damun; Göbel, Jens C.

Type:
Papers
DS 145: Proceedings of the DESIGN2026 19th International Design Conference
Year:
2026
Editor:
Štorga, M.; Škec, S.; Martinec, T.; Marjanović, D.; Pavković, N.
Author:
Juresa, Yannick; Mollahassani, Damun; Göbel, Jens C.
Series:
DESIGN
Institution:
RPTU University Kaiserslautern-Landau, Germany
Page(s):
2781-2790
DOI number:
10.1017/pds.2026.10636
ISSN:
2732-527X (Online)
Abstract:
Early integration of circularity into complex system architectures remains ad hoc and weakly verifiable. Model-based systems engineering (MBSE) can address this issue with precise modeling and early verification. This paper presents an artificial intelligence supported MBSE method to integrate circular strategies based on SysML v2 models, highlighting potential changes and enhancements. Generative suggestions are integrated via a regulated workflow with traceable justifications and context-enhanced queries. A use case modeling the print head of a 3D printer illustrates this approach.
Keywords:
model-based systems engineering (MBSE), artificial intelligence (AI), circular economy, sustainable design
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