About This Architecture

Digital design platform architecture integrating five core business subplatforms—data resources, capability requirements, digital design, prototype testing, and simulation tools—across the full equipment lifecycle from requirements through validation. Business domains flow through distinct lifecycle stages: requirements analysis, design planning, digital prototype simulation, multidisciplinary optimization, and physical-digital validation testing. Each platform layer connects to unified governance foundations including permission management, cross-departmental workflow coordination, simulation component libraries, and equipment simulation datasets. This architecture enables seamless collaboration between design, simulation, and testing teams while maintaining data consistency and reusable simulation assets across the entire product development cycle.

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How should we architect a digital design platform that integrates equipment design, simulation, testing, and data management across the full R&D lifecycle?

This diagram shows a five-layer architecture: business domains at the top drive lifecycle stages (requirements through validation), which map to five specialized subplatforms handling data resources, capability requirements, digital design, prototype testing, and simulation tools. A unified governance foundation provides permission management, workflow coordination, component libraries, and simula