Paper Two: Advancements in CAD/CAM Flashcards

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advancements in CAD/CAM:

standardised file format

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  • eg .stl (3D), .dxf (2D)

- connect CAD/CAM processes for a wide range of software & hardware

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advancements in CAD/CAM:

3D printing

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  • models can be printed from CAD files
  • materials include resins & thermoplastics
  • facilitate short timescale testing of a series of design iterations that can be used to get feedback
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advancements in CAD/CAM:

extensible markup language (MXL)

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  • improved file compatibility for a growing number of different software packages
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advancements in CAD/CAM:

FEA & CFD

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  • simulate impact of decisions being made at the design stage to make improvements
  • saves time, materials & money on testing physical prototypes
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advancements in CAD/CAM:

cloud based CAD/CAM software packages

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  • accessible from any computer
  • improves designers’ productivity & independence
  • facilitates growth of mass customisation
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advancements in CAD/CAM:

VR systems incorporating 3D headsets & haptic (sensory) feedback

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  • realistic appraisal of virtual designs in their intended environment
  • additional CAD tools
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rapid prototyping (summary of benefits) (5)

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  • 3D block models can be created directly from 3D CAD models
  • can print with a wide range of materials (incl resin & thermosetting polymers)
  • CAD models can be tested before printing
  • can be replicated many times after feedback
  • range of iterations of the product, much shorter timespan than handmade models
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