Enhancing Form and Function: Exploring Generative Design with Multi-Objective Optimization for Bicycle Frame Engineering

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This research proposes a new approach to bicycle frame design, integrating Generative Design (DG) and Multiobjective Optimization (OMO). The study focuses on creating a framework optimized in aesthetics and performance. Using Rhinoceros 3D software and Grasshopper, a parametric model defined by design variables and an aesthetic numerical measure that promotes the diversity of generative designs was developed. The optimization was performed with the SPEA-2 algorithm, via Octopus plug-in, generating Pareto-optimal solutions that balance weight, tube length and aesthetics.

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Institutions
  • 1 Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Paraná
Track
  • 17. OMO-Multi objective optimization
Keywords
Generative Design
Multi-Objective Optimization
Parametric Model
Vehicle Structures
Grasshopper