Throughout its history, Cognition has been recognized by industry and peers as an innovator.
Our development plans have always been initiated on the customer's needs while watching them working.
We also are very closed to the industrial actors and consulting cabinets that introduce methodologies aiming at improving and raising productivity.
This very meticulously process serves our developments's fundations:
• Product life time is shorter and shorter so development cycles go faster and faster, increasing the number of design studies. Technologies are more and more complex and market globalization tends to reduce prices. In the present economical context it is fundamental well before designing to have a good knowledge of performance specifications, geometrical forms, tolerance parameters, production criteria and costs.
• The preliminary design phase is a key stage in any industrial success. To remain competitive, companies have to answer the following major points:
• Is this working?
• What are the performances?
• How much does it cost?
• Economical battles will mainly be won during this stage for it requires engineers skills and know-how. So it is important to make the right decisions as early as possible during the development cycle of a product.
From these statements, we have focused our developments on targeted and well fitted tools that are an answer to your needs.
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Cognition goal is to deliver state of the art technologies to the engineering and manufacturing market place.
Cognition continues its tradition of advanced research and development including:
Research in Affordability Measurement and Prediction Methods.
This project, sponsored by the Office of Naval Research, spans a number of disciplines including Decision Theory and Fuzzy Systems. Decision Support allows users to create and analyze Design Studies using weighted sums to evaluate each alternative design scenario within a Hierarchical Decision Matrix.
Development and Deployment of Intelligent Autonomous Agents Software.
They are used in Activity Based Costing and other applications.
This project, sponsored by the U.S. Air Force, develops Autonomous Agents, which are self-contained software modules launched by Internet users to synchronize, monitor, collect, and disseminate information from databases, web sites, and other on-line applications.
These technologies will be incorporated into current and future Cognition applications.