Computer Aided Diagnosis. A sophisticated program which can aid the diagnosis of images,. It usually has some artificial intelligence base.
omputer- ided esign. The using of computers to design products. CAD systems are high-speed workstation with special CAD software. The output of a CAD system is either printed or electronically transmitted to a CAM system, which builds the object.
Computer-aided detection involves the use of computers to bring suspicious areas on a mammogram to the radiologist's attention. CAD uses complex algorithms.
The application of information technology to elements of the design process for manufactured, assembled, and constructed products, covering both drafting applications (in the creation, modification, storage, and production of engineering and other technical drawings) and modeling (the generation and use of full three-dimensional models).
Computer-aided detection and diagnosis. This relatively new technology uses a computer program to help radiologists detect signs of breast cancer on a mammogram.
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omputer ided esign: the use of computers to design on screen.
omputer ided esign or omputer ided rafting. The use of a computer in producing technical drawings such as blueprints.
Computer technology used in many aspects of the design of a product. Users enter design criteria and create partial designs. The computer then suggests, tests, and modifies the design in keeping with industry standards and regulations.
omputer ided esign. CAD software is the software that you use to make drawings of parts. CAM is omputer ided anufacturing. AM software is used to make tool paths. Often CAD and CAM software are included in the same software package for convenience.
Computer Aided Design. A software application used by product engineers to design new products.
Computer-aided design. CAD is used in the technical drawing of complex parts. The drawing can be either printed out on a plotter or executed in a CNC program via another processor downstream from the CAD system.
Computer Aided Design. Examples are creation of mechanical or architectural drawings or models.
Computer Aided Design Computer and software used for the design of industrial products. In Automotive industry (IBM)CATIA, Pro-Engineer, IDEAS are widely used systems.
CAD stands for Computer Aided Design. This is where designs are done on computer by specialialized software.
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Software used to produce designs and drawings for architectural, engineering and scientific applications.
Computer Aided Despatch - A method of dispatching a vehicle (taxi, police, ambulance etc.) via instructions sent to the In-vehicle PC. This can be further automated by combining with AVLS
( Computer Aided Design) The use of computers to assist in design of mechanical parts and other items.
computer-aided design; used to combine and visualize design ideas and to make patterns and prepare them for cutting.
Computer-aided design. This usually refers to a design of system that uses computer specialized software.
Computer Aided Design. The generic term for a specific type of software product that is used to construct and manipulate theoretical models virtually.
Computer Aided Design. The use of computer software to allow a user to design, modify, and simulate a three-dimensional part or assembly.
(Computer) (A)ided (D)esign: A computer system which aids engineers and scientists and artists. Graphical drawing programs are the best known variant of this class of software. The level of automation can be very high allowing novice engineers to perform work that once required years of training.
Computer Aided Design: a useful tool at the end of the design process.
Computer-aided Design. CAD, in the printed wiring board shop, usually refers to the manipulation of image data received from a design. The CAD department typically produces ready-to-image photo-tool files (for laser photoplotting) from raw design data files, numerical control files for drilling and routing, and test files for bare-board electrical testing and optical inspection.
computer aided design; the designer uses the computer to help with the production of the design 'on screen' instead of developing the design by drawing on paper or making 3D models
Computer-Aided Design. Two- and three-dimensional design using computer software. It is used to make models of physical objects such as buildings and mechanical parts.
(Computer Aided Design). The type of software the architects and designers use.
(Computer Aided Design) the use of both hardware and software for design work such as architecture as well as a wide variety of engineering functions. CAD applications are used to generate three-dimensional images.
Acronym for Computer-Aided Design. Software solutions for authoring product design.
Technical Term computer aided design a program used by architects, engineers and 3D artists who want to visualize and manipulate the objects or spatial environments they are designing. One of the most popular of these programs is AutoCAD by AutoDesk. Sometimes referred to as computer assisted design.
Computer-Aided Design. Using a computer to help with 2D plans and drawings, or increasingly for 3D visualisation of how a set will look, and how lighting will affect it.
Computer Aided Drafting - Software enabling the execution of drawings on a computer to a much higher degree of accuracy than it is possible to build in the field while still fudging dimensions critical to a measurer, like the location of the inside face of exterior glass.
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CAD (computer aided design) software is used by architects, engineers, drafters, artists, and others to create precision drawings or technical illustrations. CAD software can be used to create two dimensional (2D) drawings or three dimensional (3D) models.
or Computer Aided Design, is the use of a computer in industrial design applications such as architecture, engineering and manufacturing or the use of computer graphics technology to design electronic and mechanical parts and machinery.
Acronym Computer Aided Design - The use of computer programs and systems to design detailed two- or three-dimensional models of physical objects, such as mechanical parts, buildings, and molecules. Read more about 'CAD'...
Computer Assisted Design. The use of computer programs to generate, analyze and modify designs. Extrusion dies and their supporting tools, for example, may be designed with the aid of computers.
An acronym for computer-aided design.
Computer Aided Design. Also sometimes called computer-aided drafting, is a computer program which implements the functions of geometric design, drafting and documentation.
Computer Aided Design. A graphical method of design/development for a part and specification using a computer for communication and data storage.
Computer aided design; it generally refers to planning and designing using the computer.
COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN. The use of computers and special software to help in all phases of the engineering design work required in the development of a thermoformed part.
Computer Aided Design. Computer system used to design a product.
Computer aided design and drafting software.
(Computer Aided Design): it is a family of software systems and programs for computer-aided design; it is used for architectural design, civil survey, mechanic and parametric design, metric calculation, drafting of electrical schemes etc.
Stands for computer-aided design. A CAD system is a combination of hardware and software that enables engineers and architects to design everything from furniture to airplanes. In addition to the software, CAD systems require a high-quality graphics monitor
Computer Aided Design. Software used in engineering and manufacturing applications to create and modify technical drawings.
Acronym for "Computer Aided Design." See CAD chapter.
Computer Aided Design. A computer based system to assist designers in the design, topological layout and drawing of an electronic component, assembly, or system.
Computer Assisted Design. A computer based design and drafting tool. See CAM
Computer-Aided Design. The process by which computer technology is used in the design process to create 3D and virtual reality models of plants, parts and modules. These can then be tested under simulated conditions before actual commissioning and construction.
Computer Aided Design development software. A CAD system is used to actually design and draw scale site plans and architectural plans for a project and automate the process.
industry:(Computer Aided Design) Using computers to perform many of the engineering and architectural tasks traditionally done by draftsmen. Oddly, this term does not apply to graphic arts.
Computer Aided Design. This term is generally used to refer to a CAD package such as Catia, SolidWorks or ProEngineer.
Software used in a variety of fields including art and architecture, as well as engineering and manufacturing, to assist in precision drawing and range from basic 2-D drawing tools to 3-D modeling systems. It provides both versatility and automation that expedites the design process.
Computer-Aided Design is the use of high-resolution graphics in a wide range of design activities, allowing quick evaluation and modification of intent.
CAD stands for Computer Aided Design. CAD programs are used to design complex objects using 3D modelling packages. A number of specialised mouse-like devices have been developed to help in designing 3D objects by allowing a vertical movement as well as the normal horizontal movement of a normal mouse.
Computer Aided Design. Software programs for the design, drafting and presentation of graphics. Originally designed for manufacturing drawing, now also widely used for mapping.
Computer-Aided-Design, Sophisticated, computerised workstations and software used to design integrated circuits.
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Computer Aided Design. computer software/hardware used to assist in the design of a product.
CAD stands for Computer Aided Design, and is a standard term defining a group of software that aides in design. It is typically used in manufacturing or other engineering disciplines. For example: A customer designs in Solidworks, Pro-E, AutoCAD, Catia, or Unix; all of which are CAD programs.
Programs used to design architectural, mechanical and electrical engineering drawings.
Computer-aided design (also known as computer-aided drafting). A system developed to create drawings on a computer.
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Computer Aided Design. General term referring to applications and the method to design things using your computer. The ability of a computer to calculate fast, and show the results in graphical form, is utilized to create software packages that enable designers to study the properties of a particular design quickly and accurately. The final design is often combined with CAM (computer aided manufacturing), written as CAD-CAM. A popular CAD program is AutoCAD.
(n.) Computer-Aided Design; a term which can encompass all facets of the use of computers in manufacturing although the term CAM is also in use.
Computer-Aided Design (CAD) programmmes enable designers to create detailed two- or three-dimensional models of physical objects.
Computer Aided Design or Computer Aided Drawing software, designed for creating digital representations of 2D and 3D objects and space;typically contains modeling and/or rendering functions, as well as import, export, and others
Using computers to create designs like plans for houses, roads or cars.
Computer-aided Design (software). Software used for the design of industrial products and in the area of architecture. Prime users are the automotive, aerospace and industrial engineering industries and architects. Leading examples are such products as CATIA® from Dassault Systèmes/IBM or AutoCad® from Autodesk, Inc..
Computer Aided Design. Use of computer to draw/design parts.
Stands for Computer Aided-Design. It is a special software that allows designers and architects to draw precise blueprints on screen, then model them in 3D to see how the design will appear in real life before a product is manufactured or a building erected
Computer Aided Design. Using microcomputer-based software to produce architectural and mechanical engineering drawings. Usually requires a fast computer with powerful graphics and mathematical capability, a large screen, and lots of memory.
( omputer ided Design) Drafting and design through the aid of a computer, which can handle technical geometric detail. It allows the user to manipulate drawings and view them from all angles.
"Computer-Aided Design" Computer support for drafting and design in the areas of mechanical science, electronics, electrical engineering, architecture/civil engineering, geographical information systems and plant engineering. CAD enables two or three-dimensional visualization of an object before its construction.
Computer Aided Drafting variously Computer Aided Design. CAD Designers use computer programs like Solidworks or ProEngineering to create an exact, to-scale computer model of a part or assembly of parts. The CAD model is then used for testing, presentation, and moldmaking.
Acronym for 1) "computer aided design"; 2) "computer aided drafting".
Abbreviation for "computer aided design"
Computer-based systems for product design that may incorporate analytical and "what-if" capabilities to optimize product designs. Many CAD systems capture geometric and other product characteristics for engineering-data-management systems, produce-ability and cost analysis, and performance analysis. In many cases, CAD-generated data is used to generate tooling instructions for computer-numerical-control (CNC) systems.
Computer Aided Design software is widely used by designers, surveyors, architects and others to produce 2-dimensional drawings and 3-dimensional models. For more information about CAD see the CAD: Guide to Good Practice.
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computer aided design. In graphics, the computer assisted production of drawings and plans.
Also called "CADD (computer aided design and drafting)," it is a system that can be integrated with a CAM system.
Computer Aided Design, name used for describing all kind of spatial information digitizing programs.
usually applied to that part of computer-aided engineering that involves the drawing or physical-layout steps of engineering design.
CAD (Computer Aided Design) programs are mainly used for preparing architectural plans and diagrams.
Computer Aided Design - See CAD/CAM.
vector based design packages such as AutoDesk's AutoCAD ( www.autodesk.co.uk)
People who tell you what they really don't think Computer Aided Drawing. These are programs that make very precise drawings...used for landscape design, architecture design, etc.
see Computer Aided Drafting.
Computer Aided Design. The use of computer hardware and software for automated generation of designs.
computer aided design software that allows the design of the "right" pallet at the best value
Computer Aided Design –The program we use to create your wine cellar drawings.
A precision-drawing program that speeds up the design process by making it easier to create and modify draft designs. Also: computer-aided design and drafting.
Computer aided design. Computer aided design has replaced the drawing boards, and allows designers to work a lot faster, and decrease production times significantly. All current teams use this method because of its great advantages.
(Computer Aided Design) Software used to produce complex technical drawings by designers and engineers.
Computer-aided design. A system where designers create a design and see the proposed product in front of them on a computer monitor.
Computer Aided Design. This may allow designers to manipulate parts drawings and simulate processes.
computer aided design. Software with the capability of performing standard engineering drawing and architecture design functions. It is graphically oriented rather than geographically based. Unlike a GIS, the database is generally not structured to allow spatial analysis. However, some data developed in CAD systems can be incorporated into a GIS.
Computer Aided Design, or Computer Aided Drafting
Computer Assisted Design or use of computer technology to assist in design and pattern creation
Acronym for Computer Aided Drafting (and Design). CAD describes software that is used to create 2- and 3-dimensional graphic elements in a computer system. Certain CAD software also allow some attribute processing, analysis, and calculation. Recent advances in CAD include modeling and animation capabilities.
Computer Aided Designing The integration of computers and programs to design products. The output can be graphics or a file list of coordinates and commands used in cnc machines for manufacturing the products.
Computer Aided Design. A process where computer software allows assistance in the design process.
Computer-Aided Design. The computer software used in architectural and other types of drawings.
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omputer ided ispatch. A CAD system can assist dispatchers in processing calls for service and in keeping track of unit status. CAD is in use at the Monroe County OEC and at the various dispatch offices of Rural/Metro Medical Services, along with Wayne and several other counties. CAD can be used to send information directly between dispatchers and mobile units without the use of voice communication. A computer terminal in a vehicle is called a Mobile Data Terminal ( MDT).
CAD (Computer Aided Design) data that describes the patterns written on Micronic´s pattern generators. The data is created using software for the design of electronic circuits. Common data formats created with the CAD software are DXF, Gerber, GDS II.
Computer Aided Design. An automated process for interactively creating, modifying and manipulating spatial information. Mathematical integrity of the spatial model is adequate to support legal survey and engineering design requirements.
Acronym for "Can't Actually Draw".
Computer-aided design. An automated system for the design, drafting, and display of graphically oriented information.
Computer Aided (or Assisted) Design or Drafting. It means using computers to design products or architecture. Sometimes CAD output is sent directly to operate the machinery that makes the product; this is called Computer Aided Manufacturing. See CAM.
Computer Assisted Design. A technology that allows designers and engineers to use computers for their design work. Also termed CAID (industrial design), and CAE (engineering).
Stands for Computer Aided Design. CAD software is the software that you use to make drawings of parts. CAM stands for Computer Aided Manufacturing. CAM software is used to make tool paths. Often CAD and CAM software are included in the same software package for convenience.
Computer Aided Design - use of computers to graphically design and model products. Usually linked to CAM systems.
Computer Aided Design. Design products using computers, ie. Draw your design using AutoCAD on your computer.
Computer Aided Design. System used to generate and reproduce full-colour designs, artwork, photographs, etc., through use of a computer, plotter, printer, etc.
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Subject: The Earth computer-aided design, software packages designed to automate drafting of mechanical drawings. [ Pics List
Subject: The Earth CAD or CADD- refers to computer-aided design and drafting. CAD systems are used to create maps and plans and are closely related to GIS systems. Although most CAD systems lack certain features essential to GIS analysis, such as the power to manage different spatial coordinate systems and database capabilities, many CAD systems have been developed into full GIS with the addition of necessary functions. [ Pics List
