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    ACADEMY OF TECHNOLOGY

    DEPARTMENT – MECHANICAL SEMESTER – 7TH

    PAPER NAME- CAD/CAM. SUBJECT CODE- PE-ME702J

    POWER POINT PRESENTATION ON

    “Discuss the application and future trends of CAD/CAM”

    PRESENTED BY

    NAME- KOUSTAV MUKHERJEE. UNIVERSITY ROLL NO – 16900721012

    To fulfil the requirement of Continuous Assessment 1 [CA1] of B. Tech Course.


    INTRODUCTION
    • CAD (Computer-Aided Design) and
    CAM (Computer-Aided
    Manufacturing) are technologies that
    streamline the design and production
    process. CAD enables the creation of
    detailed digital models, while CAM
    translates these designs into machine
    instructions for precise
    manufacturing, enhancing efficiency,
    accuracy, and innovation across
    various industries.
    DEFINATION
    APPLICATIONS
    • Design and Prototyping: CAD (Computer-
    Aided Design) allows engineers and
    designers to create detailed 2D or 3D
    models of products. These models can be
    analyzed, modified, and optimized before
    any physical prototype is made, saving
    time and resources. CAM (Computer-Aided
    Manufacturing) takes these designs and
    converts them into machine-readable
    instructions for manufacturing processes
    like CNC machining, 3D printing, or laser
    cutting.
    MANUFACTURING
    • CAM systems automate
    the manufacturing
    process by using the
    CAD model to generate
    the tool paths and
    machine operations.
    This ensures precision,
    reduces errors, and
    increases production
    efficiency
    PRODUCT LIFE MANAGEMENT (PLM)
    • CAD/CAM systems
    integrate with PLM software
    to manage a product’s
    lifecycle from inception
    through engineering design
    and manufacturing to
    service and disposal. This
    ensures consistency and
    traceability throughout the
    product’s life
    CUSTOMISATION & RVERSE ENGINEERING
    FUTURE TRENDS
    • Generative Design: CAD tools will increasingly feature
    generative design, where the software autonomously
    creates a range of design solutions based on input
    constraints and goals. This allows for more innovative
    designs and rapid iteration.

    • Enhanced Simulation and Virtual Reality (VR): Future


    CAD/CAM systems may offer more advanced simulation
    tools that allow designers to test and validate their
    designs in a virtual environment. VR and AR (Augmented
    Reality) technologies could further enhance the design
    and review process, making it more immersive and
    intuitive.
    ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
    • Additive Manufacturing:
    The integration of
    CAD/CAM with additive
    manufacturing (3D
    printing) is evolving. As 3D
    printing technology
    advances, CAD/CAM will
    need to adapt to new
    materials, complex
    geometries, and multi-
    material printing.
    • Sustainability: As industries move towards more
    sustainable practices, CAD/CAM software will
    incorporate tools to help reduce material waste,
    optimize energy use in manufacturing processes, and
    design products that are easier to recycle or reuse

    • Interoperability and Standards: There will be an


    increased emphasis on the interoperability of
    CAD/CAM systems, allowing for seamless data
    exchange between different platforms and reducing
    compatibility issues.
    ADVANTAGES & DISADVANTAGES
    CONCLUSION
    • CAD/CAM technologies revolutionize the
    design and manufacturing landscape by
    enabling precision, reducing time-to-
    market, and fostering innovation. As
    these tools evolve with AI, cloud
    computing, and advanced simulations,
    they will further enhance product
    development processes, making
    manufacturing more efficient,
    customizable, and sustainable. Their
    impact on industries is profound and
    continually expanding.
    REFFERENCES
    • CAD/CAM: Theory and Practice” by
    Ibrahim Zeid and
    R.Sivasubramanian.
    • “Principles and Applications” by M.J.
    Srinivas.
    • “CAD/CAM: Concepts and
    Applications” by Chennakesava R.
    Alavala .
    THANK YOU

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