Ls 01b Cad Cam Systems
Ls 01b Cad Cam Systems
Ls 01b Cad Cam Systems
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Scope of CAD/CAM.
Some other languages such as Scheme and Java are also used.
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Used in
Universities
Companies
Laboratories
CAD-CAM SYSTEM IN STANDALONE
CONFIGURATION
Based on the market they serve and the tools, functionalities, and flexibility they
provide.
The four groups are low end, midrange, high end, and specialized.
The classification is only a guide; it carries with it the history of the evolution of
CAD/CAM systems.
Low-end systems
tend to target users who are not sophisticated and whose products are not complex; a
typical product consists of a small number of parts whose geometry is not complicated.
They either bundle them with the geometric modeling engine or work
with partners.
Each provides a
and
The smaller the size of the company, the more specialized its
CAD/CAM needs and the less CAD/CAM power it needs.
Large companies tend to buy the same CAD/CAM systems as the midsize
entities, but they acquire most, if not all, of the high-end applications
including, PDM.
Large organizations can easily justify the up-front cost of these systems
because they have complex products that span many departments that
must share and modify product data concurrently.