This paper presents the results of an investigation into the efficiency and effectiveness of installed computer aided production management (CAPM) systems in a number of manufacturing companies.
The novelty of the contribution can be found in the consideration of the geometric variations management process from a computer-aided tolerancing point of view and in addressing possible improvements for the development of software tools for a coherent and complete computer aided geometric variations management process.
In the paper, on the basis of analysis on the flow and demand of geological drilling information, the overall scheme of drilling construction informatization is presented, and informatization technological plan of computer aided design and construction management on geological drilling is studied and provided.
This study takes a step in that direction by empirically examining the management of computer aided design (CAD) technology and outcomes of the product design process within manufacturing firms.
Computer-aided design (CAD), computer aided manufacturing (CAM) and computer aided engineering (CAE) is becoming increasingly popular.
The integrated product development solid modelling system comprised of a computer aided design (CAD) module, an electronic document management (EDM) module, and a database module.
With a spreadsheet package and a computer aided design (CAD) tool, the product model generation, change management and final optimization of the case assembly including its bulk shape, have been achieved.
There is a need for reconfigurable and reprogrammable systems that combine advances in computer aided design (CAD/Computer Aided Manufacturing CAMM) technology and intelligent machining with product data management for documentation and cost control.
Summarizing, the present study attempted to develop a computer aided wound tissue classification scheme for chronic wound evaluation and management using wounds' images acquired through normal digital camera.
This paper presents an intelligent system MoCCAS (a monolithic construction computer aided system), which is a comprehensive decision support tool for flexible construction site management in repetitive projects.
