Computer-Aided Design (CAD) §

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• Automation: CAD can be integrated with automation processes, such as computer-aided manufacturing (CAM).
• Simulation: CAD models can be used for simulating real-world conditions and testing designs.
• Engineering Analysis: CAD models can be used for various engineering analyses, such as stress analysis and fluid dynamics.
• Virtual Reality (VR): CAD models can be integrated with VR for immersive visualization and design review.
• Collaboration: CAD software facilitates collaboration among designers, engineers, and stakeholders.
• Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM): CAD models are used as input for CAM processes, enabling automated manufacturing.
• Parametric Design: Parametric design in CAD allows for easy modification and optimization of designs based on parameters.
• Augmented Reality (AR): AR can be used to overlay CAD models onto the real world for enhanced visualization and collaboration.
• Reverse Engineering: CAD can be used for reverse engineering, where physical objects are digitized into 3D models.
• 3D Modeling: CAD software is used for creating 3D models of objects and products.
• Prototyping: CAD models can be used for creating physical prototypes through 3D printing or CNC machining.
• Virtual Prototyping: Virtual prototyping relies on CAD software for creating digital 3D models.
• Product Design: CAD is widely used in the product design process, from conceptualization to manufacturing.
• Visualization: CAD provides visualization capabilities for better understanding and communication of designs.
• Building Information Modeling (BIM): CAD is used in the architecture and construction industry for Building Information Modeling (BIM).
• Drafting: CAD tools are used for creating technical drawings and blueprints.