LLM-Driven Framework for Industrial Design Automation
Sicheng He , Xiaoxu Wang , Zeke Chen , Jianxing Liao , Bo Wang , Junyan Xu , Xiaohong Guan , Shui Yu , Yun Li
Engineering ›› : 202604009
The rapid advances of large language models (LLMs) have presented industrial sectors with transformative opportunities for innovative designs beyond the capabilities of human designers. Due to the inherent black-box nature of LLMs, however, existing LLM-based design frameworks lack the explainability and robustness that human designers would otherwise offer. To address this issue, we propose an LLM-driven Industrial Design Automation (LLM-IDA) framework to encompass conceptual design, knowledge-based design, and digital prototyping. The LLM-IDA utilizes a multi-tiered artificial intelligence (AI) agent group for four modular processes: ① a specification module, ② a quantification module, ③ a surrogate module, and ④ a prototype module. With every module autonomously executed by the agent group, LLM-IDA enhances the generation of novel designs with few-shot prompts and completes the design process with minimal human intervention. To validate this method, the LLM-IDA is tested and compared with a state-of-the-art retrieval augmented generation (RAG) method using the pass@10 metric. Ablation tests confirm the positive impact of each module on both time costs and optimization performance. Overall, the experimental results show that the LLM-IDA delivers performance superior to the RAG method in real-world applications.
Computer-aided design / Large language models / Industrial design automation / Multi-agent systems / Design optimization
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