Integrated CAD and the implications for design practice

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Abstract

The paper reports on specific work carried out using the initial graphics exchange specification (IGES) for data transfer between two proprietary minicomputer-based and microcomputer-based computer-aided design (CAD) systems. The purpose of this work was to pinpoint and highlight the problems that may, and can, arise through performing detailed reflection, transmission and closed-loop tests using IGES translation. As a consequence, the implications of these results for 'integrated' mechanical design practice are also presented.

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Tap, M. M., & Black, I. (1989). Integrated CAD and the implications for design practice. Computer-Aided Engineering Journal, 6(6), 195–201. https://doi.org/10.1049/cae.1989.0044

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