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Computer-Aided Rehabilitation Engineering—CARE
Journal of Medical Engineering & Technology, 1986Computer-aided design (CAD) and related technologies are having a dramatic impact upon manufacturing industry. The advantages of these technologies over traditional methods include improved accuracy and quality, reduced product development time and ease of product modification and hence customization.
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Computer aided engineering in engine design
International Journal of Vehicle Design, 2000This paper discusses computer aided engineering (CAE) in engine design and the improvements that led to the increased role that CAE has in today's engine design process. Improvements in the areas of tools, organ- isation, program activity, supplier involvement, and communication have helped to increase the role of CAE.
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MENTOR: A Computer Aided Requirements Engineering environment
1996In this paper, we present the Computer Aided Requirements Engineering (CARE) environment named MENTOR. This environment offers various viewers, editors and tools and can be customised by a method engineer to any existing requirements engineering methodology. The core component of the environment is the ”Guidance Engine”.
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Computer aided photographic engineering
24th Joint Propulsion Conference, 1988High speed photography is an excellent source of engineering data but only provides a two-dimensional representation of a three-dimensional event. Multiple cameras can be used to provide data for the third dimension but camera locations are not always available.
JEFFREY HIXSON, TOM RIECKHOFF
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Computer-Aided Decision Support Engineering
1993Current DSS research has demonstrated the viability of DSSs which provide active support, are knowledge-based, promote creativity, and could act as tools for organizing thoughts. Very few of these promising approaches have been tried out in practice for real-life situations. This paper proposes that one of the important reasons for this gap in state-of-
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Computer-Aided Engineering Education
2013The paradigm shift in engineering education in response to the revolution of the knowledge society has created new challenges for education practitioners. The utilization of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) to facilitate the teaching and learning in engineering has increasingly raised the interest of the education practitioners ...
Chen Kang Lee, Manjit Singh Sidhu
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Computer-aided engineering as a business
Electronics and Power, 1983CAE has already become a multinational business with sales of over $1 billion in 1982. How has it developed to this position and how will it develop in the future?
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