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Dr Jean-François PETIOT

IRCCyN - UMR CNRS 6597

(Institut de Recherche en Communications et Cybernétique de NANTES)

1, rue la Noe

BP 92101 44321 Nantes Cedex 3 - France

Tel. +33 (0)240376959 - Fax. +33 (0)240376930

Mail : Jean-Francois.Petiot@irccyn.ec-nantes.fr

Education

Current position

Research activities

Main theme: Improve product design by taking into account the subjective response of customers

Issues: - How to capture the subjectivity of human assessment ?

To do this, we have to determine which existing methods and new propositions can be used to accomplish the following steps:

  1. Understand and express need
  2. Specify in a relevant manner requirements of a new product
  3. Assess performance of new solutions
  4. Find "optimal" solutions

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Current doctoral students

Emilie POIRSON : Study of the perceptions in product design: application to brass musical instruments, in Coll. with J.GILBERT, Université du Maine, LAUM, Le Mans, France.

Publications
B. YANNOU, J-F PETIOT " Needs, Perceptions, Functions and Products : highlight on promising design methods linking them ". 4d International Conference on Integrated Design and Manufacturing in Mechanical Engineering IDMME’2002. 14-16 may 2002. Clermont Ferrand, France.

PETIOT J-F, GROGNET S.. : " A multidimensional scaling approach for product design and preference modeling ". IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man and Cybernetics IEEE SMC 2002. October 2002. Hammamet, Tunisia.

Theme n°1: Musical Acoustics

Collaboration with the Laboratoire d'Acoustique de l'Universite du Maine (LAUM) UMR CNRS 6613, team "ondes guidées, auto-oscillations" : Joël GILBERT

In order to understand the behaviour of playing brass instruments, we have developed an "artificial mouth" that permits to make objective tests on instruments (trumpet or trombone), overlooking the natural adaptation faculty of the musician. Moreover, the artificial mouth is a useful set-up to improve physical modelling and could assist the manufacture of musical instruments. The System is operational. The device has belongs to the top hundred facts of the CNRS for 1998.

Publications
J. GILBERT, S. PONTHUS, J. F. PETIOT, " Artificial buzzing lips and brass instruments : experimental results", Journal of the Acoustic Society of America,, Vol. 104(3), pp 1627-1632, 1998.

J-F. PETIOT, J. GILBERT " Aided design of brass musical Instruments " Kluwer Academic Publisher, sous la direction de : J-L Batoz, P. Chedmail, G.Cognet and C.Fortin. pp. 497-504, ISBN 0-7923-6024-9, 1999.

J-F PETIOT, F TESSIER, J.GILBERT, M. CAMPBELL "Objective analysis of brass instruments using an artificial mouth" International Symposium on Musical Acoustics ISMA 2001. 10-14 September 2001 Perugia, ITALY. pp 103-106.

Theme n°2: study of the collaborative design

Publications
D. CRESTANI, E. RONDEAU, Z. IDELMERFAA, J. F. PETIOT, D. DENEUX, A. CROSNIER. "Communication and Cooperation Analysis in a Concurrent Engineering Experiment". International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology. vol 18 - pp 745-754, November 200.

J-F PETIOT, F-O MARTIN, F. BENNIS. "Distant and Synchronous collaborative mechanical design : a case study" 7th International Conference on Concurrent Enterprising ICE 2001. 27-29 June 2001. Bremen - Germany. pp 25-33.

É. Blanco, J. -F. Boujut, A. Degrave, P. Charpentier, G. Ris, F. Bennis, F. -O. Martin, J-F. Petiot, S. Deniaud, O. Garro and J. -P. Micaëlli " Une expérience de conception collaborative à distance; A distant collaborative design experiment ", Mécanique & Industries, Volume 3, Issue 2, 2002, Pages 153-161.

Theme n°3 CAD Robotics : Scheduling of tasks: geometrical aspect

Publications

J-F PETIOT, P. CHEDMAIL, J-Y HASCOËT, " Contribution to the scheduling of trajectories in robotics ", Robotics and Computer aided Manufacturing, Vol. 36, pp 417-436, 1998.

International research collaborations

Teaching activities

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