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Appendix B
Knowledge Based Systems, Inc.
One KBSI Place
1408 University Drive East
College Station, Texas 77840-2335
(409) 260-5274
Profile
Knowledge Based Systems, Inc. (KBSI) is a Texas-based corporation with offices in College Station, Texas and Detroit, Michigan. Knowledge Based Systems, Inc. specializes in innovative software solutions and products in areas including expert systems for engineering, manufacturing and maintenance, and tools for systems/software engineering. Because of close university and industry ties, a major thrust within KBSI is the translation of research results into new products designed to address industry needs. KBSI is the Air Force contractor responsible for the continued development and maintenance of the public domain IDEF system/software definition, design, and engineering methods.
Current KBSI software products include the following:
AIØTM |
An interactive PC-based tool for function analysis using hierarchical |
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function modeling based on the Air Force IDEFØ Function Modeling |
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Method. |
AI1TM |
An interactive PC-based tool for information analysis using hierarchical |
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information modeling based on the Air Force IDEF1 Information |
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Modeling Method. |
AI1XTM |
An interactive PC-based tool for database design using hierarchical data |
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modeling based on the Air Force IDEF1X Data Modeling Method. |
AI3TM |
An interactive PC/MAC/UNIX-based tool for process and object state |
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analysis using the Air Force IDEF3 Process Description Capture Method. |
AI4TM |
An interactive UNIX-based tool for structured design of object oriented |
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applications using the Air Force IDEF4 Object-oriented Design Method. |
MDSETM |
An integrated system that provides design decision support for |
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engineering model development. This system also provides the means for |
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capturing and managing engineering analysis plans and their rationale. |
ACCESS |
A knowledge based design advisor for the planning and design of heating |
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and air conditioning systems. The primary applications for this system to |
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date have been within the automotive industry. |
COOLSYS |
A knowledge based advisor for the planning and design of internal |
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combustion engine radiator and water pump designs. |
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COS |
A knowledge representation and reasoning system with embedded |
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constraint management tools specifically developed to address the needs |
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of flexible persistent management of long lived reusable knowledge |
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assets. |
HPCAD |
A C++ based toolkit for development of High Productivity CAD systems. |
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This toolkit supports the development of solid and surface geometry |
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modelers as well as specialized translators for interfacing with existing |
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commercial CAD systems. |
KBSI also offers the best available IDEF training. Courses include IDEFØ, IDEF1, IDEF1X, IDEF3, IDEF4, and IDEF5. In addition, we provide IDEF modeling support, model review services, and IDEF courses customized for a particular organization’s needs.
Knowledge Based Systems, Inc. provides systems engineering and systems integration technical support to engineering, manufacturing, and government organizations. The principals at KBSI have extensive experience in IDEFØ, IDEF1, and IDEF1X, and other classic information system analysis and design methods. We are also experienced in developing custom planning systems and artificial intelligence systems for engineering and manufacturing.
The application experience of our team includes the following:
Intelligent Design Support Systems
Integrated IDEF Modeling Support Environments
Intelligent Tutoring Systems
Seamless CASE Environments
Manufacturing Process Planning
Part Feature Extraction and Shape Based Reasoning
Space Station Design Support Environment
Integrated Management Decision Support Systems
Integrated Programming Environments for Embedded Real-Time Applications
Assemblers, Operating Systems, and Graphics Utilities for Specialized Hardware
The twenty-five professionals at Knowledge Based Systems, Inc. are experienced in using a wide range of hardware architectures, including Lisp machines, PCs, Macintoshes, and a variety of UNIX workstations. We bring a strong background in specialized, knowledgebased software solutions to manufacturing and engineering problems in industry, and government organizations. KBSI also has a proven track record in aggressively moving research results into software product development. Knowledge Based Systems, Inc. is
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currently working on projects funded by NASA, DARPA, the Air Force, Chrysler Motors, and the National Science Foundation.
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