yes it does, you make a design on the computer using a cad/cam software, then you cut them using a laser cutter. hope it helped you :)
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Gain a qualification in how to use CAD on a specific CAD course, or as part of an Engineering or Technology course. Then find any job, no matter how low paid, or how short in duration, where you will use CAD. You will then be employable as a CAD Technician and can later move up to become a CAD Designer.
American Ivan Sutherland invented CAD in 1961 when he described a computerized sketchpad in a doctoral thesis while attending the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He designed CAD to replace the traditional drafting board and other tools drafters used, such as the ink pen, plastic stencil, and electric eraser. Early CAD software ran on large, expensive computers. Today, engineers can run CAD software on personal computers or UNIX workstations. Computer-Aided Design/Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAD/CAM) Engineers use CAD to create two- and three-dimensional drawings, such as those for automobile and airplane parts, floor plans, and maps. While it may be faster for an engineer to create an initial drawing by hand, it is much more efficient to change and distribute drawings by computer. AutoCAD was a particular brand of CAD software for mechanical drawings, developed by Autodesk in 1982. It was the first commercial CAD program to run on the PC/Windows platform.
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at the PSDC Penang,we actually use a cad/cam version x
Describe the various hardware equipment used in cad/cam?
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cad is a 2d drawing then use cam the laser cutter and turn it into a 3d model
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The advantages of batch production are that its cheaper to produce a whole batch instead of single, machines can be used more effectively. It's lower cost, fewer workers because going to use machines.
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CAD = Computer Aided Design CAM = Computer Aided Manufacturing A CAD system is like a computerized drafting board--you design parts on it. A CAM system makes the parts, and it can be one of several kinds--machining centers, laser, abrasivejet, electric-discharge machining, CNC welding, and plasma are some of the popular ones. Whichever you have, you create some parts on it and test them. If they work properly, you use the CAM equipment to make tooling for high-speed production because carving each part out on a CAM system is too slow.
CAD- Computer aided design CAM- Computer aided manufacture
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