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Strike441 [17]
3 years ago
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Industries such as home construction and dentistry benefit from the use of cad. in both of these, cam could be used as well—in t

he manufacture of home components as well as dental implants, crowns, and the like. choose another industry that seems like a candidate for the use of both cad and cam systems. explain how the industry could use both.
Business
1 answer:
grandymaker [24]3 years ago
3 0
<span>Computer-aided designing and manufacturing is a dynamic, distinctive, and broad idea based tool to generate products. One such industry that uses cad and cam systems to develop and produce products is textile. Textile industry is full of colors, yarns, patterns, sizes, etc. Due to its vast nature of diverse uses cad and cam has turned the products manufactured in the industry beautiful. The most practical examples are furnishings, readymade garments, and towels.</span>
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