| Abstrakt: |
Computer-aided engineering (CAE) comprises several disciplines of computer application to engineering problems. From a systems analysis point of view, the different stages of the development of a new product may be mapped on to disciplines such as computer-aided design, computer-aided manufacturing, and others. These constituents of CAE are briefly discussed, with emphasis on the need for their integration. A short review of the development of CAE systems technology is also given. Present trends and needs for more research are indicated. |
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