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Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Market Report, Trends & Industry Analysis (2018-2028)

The concept of 3D-Design with the help of CAD tools was introduced in the 1980’s through a partnership between IBM and Dassault Systèmes, after which the technology became increasingly popular and was widely adopted, owing to its enhanced visual capability. 3D CAD is the advanced version of 2D CAD software, which can be rotated by using the 3 axes – X, Y and Z with the help of isometrics. It has led to a swift turnaround in the product designing by the introduction of product life-cycle management. 3D-based designs offer fast product design deliverables, as design cycles are shorter and rationalized and contribute to the modernized manufacturing processes. An enhanced flow of information throughout the product design helps in delivering higher quality products and uplifting the profit margins.

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  • Wire-frame models - They include the usage of lines and arcs for the framework design which appear as wires making the background visible.
  • Surface models - They include the compilation by joining 3D surfaces together, making nothing in the background visible.
  • Solid models – These are highly significant CAD models with supplementary properties, such as weight, volume and density; and are used for study in engineering designs.


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Some of the companies providing 3D-design-based CAD software includes Autodesk Inc., Dassault Systèmes, 3D Systems Inc., Robert McNeel & Associates, TRIMBLE INC., and PTC Inc. For instance, Fusion 360, a 3D CAD, CAM, and CAE tool provided by Autodesk Inc., ensures the successful completion of product development process on a single cloud-based platform. This software is operational on both Windows and MAC operating systems.

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