Early computer aided design

PAT Computer Aided Design PAT Computer Aided Design uses computer programs to create 2D and 3D objects for better shape and size applications in the object graphics industry. In product and industrial design, CAD is mainly used to build detailed 3D solid or surface models, or in the engineering process: self-conceptual design and product layout, through strength and component dynamic analysis until manufacturing method definition. Allowing engineers to reduce the use of physical prototypes at the same time

 Computer aided design benefits of PAT

This includes reducing product development costs, increasing productivity, improving product quality and time-to-market.

· Better visuals of the final product, components and components in the CAD system speed up the design process.

· Provides greater accuracy and reduces errors.

· Provide simpler and more reliable design documentation, including geometry and dimensions, bill of materials, etc.

· Easy reuse of design data and better practice cases.