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The application of information technology to the control and management of manufacturing processes, normally restricted to the control of machine tools such as lathes and mills, where the tool is directly controlled by a computer.
Computer Aided Manufacturing. Software used to control equipment used to manufacture products. E.g., CAM software can be used to specify the temperature of an oven used to dry a product or the dimensions of a product on a CNC machine.
Computer Aided Manufacturing Computer and software used for the management and controlling of the manufacturing of industrial products.
A term used to describe software that allows a computer to direct machines that manufacture products.
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( Computer Aided Manufacturing) The use of computers to assist in manufacturing.
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Computer Aided Manufacture. The use of computers to automatically control the machinery performing various manufacturing processes.
Acronym for Computer-Aided Manufacturing. Software solutions for defining manufacturing operations.
Computer Assisted Manufacturing. The use of computers to monitor, regulate and control manufacturing processes.
An acronym for computer-aided manufacture.
Computer Aided Manufacturing. A computer program that generates tool paths or other manufacturing data to fabricate tooling, usually by subtractive means. CAM programs may use a geometry definition from a CAD program as a starting point.
COMPUTER AIDED MANUFACTURING. Manufacturing instructions are programmed on a computer to automate and control the machining of mold pieces used in thermoforming tooling.
Computer Aided Manufacturing. Computer system used to manufacture a product.
1) Short for channel access method, a protocol for how data is transmitted in the bottom two layers of the OSI model (defines networking framework in seven layers). CAMs describe how networking systems put data on the network media, how low-level errors are dealt with, and how the network polices itself. Polling, contention and token passing are three examples of CAMs. (2) Stands for computer-aided manufacturing, a type of computer application that helps automate a factory.
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Computer Assisted Manufacturing. In general, CAM uses a computer to assist in any or all phases of manufacturing. But more specifically CAM in the machine shop deals with automatic programming of CNC machinery. See also CAD
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Computer-Aided Manufacturing system A system used to generate data for fabricating circuit boards and manufacturing finished assemblies. CAM files are data files used directly in the manufacture of printed wiring. Typically this data is manipulated by the fabricator to meet production requirements (for example for panelisation) and to ensure the intended result is achieved. Some design software companies refer to all plotter or printer files as CAM files, although some of the plots may be check plots which are not used in manufacture.
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Computer Aided Manufacturing. computer software/hardware used to assist in the manufacturing of a product, such as industrial robots.
Programs used to control manufacturing equipment.
Computer Aided (or Assisted) Manufacturing. This is when machinery receives instructions from computer input. This input usually originates in a CAD device. The CAD output is fed into the CAM device and translated into instructions to the machinery. When they are integrated this way, it is known ad CAD/CAM. Casio Camera native file format.
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computer aided manufacturing. A manufacturing process mainly controlled by a computer system.
(n.) Computer-Aided Manufacturing.
Using computer-based systems to control how a product is made.
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Computer Aided Machining CAM operators use CNC machines to create mold cavities using cutter paths driven directly by the CAD models.
Computer Aided Manufacturing. A combination of hardware and software that automates manufacturing.
Computer Aided Manufacture. The use of computers to control manufacturing processes. Industrial examples of this range from an electronic knitting machine which produces a garment from a pre-stored program to a fully automated car assembly plant. Often linked directly to CAD to enable designs to be directly manufactured.
Computer-aided manufacturing; the operation of a machine controlled by a host computer.
(Computer-aided manufacturing) Computerized systems in which manufacturing instructions are downloaded to automated equipment or to operator workstations.
The use of computer technology to generate data to control part or all of a manufacturing process.
Acronym that usually stands for Computer Aided Manufacturing. In GIS it refers to Computer Aided Mapping or Computer Automated Mapping. Is the use of computer graphic systems (in one way or another) to assist in producing maps.
Computer Aided Manufacturing is a generic term for systems help manufacturing. They include CNC and process control.
Computer Aided Manufacturing, where software drives fabrication machines
Computer Aided Mapping. Software with the capability of generating standard mapping functions.
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Computer Aided Manufacturing. The combined integration of cad to a cnc device is typical referred to as cam or cad/cam.
Computer Aided Manufacturing. A process whereby computer-operated machines assist in the manufacturing process.
Computer Aided (or Assisted) Manufacturing. This is when machinery (often robotics) to build products gets its instructions from computer input. This input usually originates in a CAD device. The CAD output _ the design for a new widget _ is fed into the CAM device and translated into instructions to the machinery that makes the widget. When they are integrated this way, it is known ad CAD/CAM.
Channel access method. Computer-aided manufacturing. Content addressable memory.
Computer Aided Manufacturing - usually the link between CAD and production. Defined as the use of computers to program, direct and control production equipment in the manufacture of fabricated components.
1. Computer Aided Manufacturing. Create your products using computer, for example robotics. 2. Decoder card for satellite broadcasts. See also CI (Common Interface).
Computer Aided Manufacturing. Generally describes any programmable, computerised, motor-driven system of components that functions in a manufacturing capacity.