Introduction of CAD/CAM

Composite Materials CAD/CAM research is a dynamic and essential field that combines Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM) techniques to optimize the design and production of composite materials and structures. This interdisciplinary approach plays a pivotal role in industries such as aerospace, automotive, and marine, where composite materials are increasingly being utilized for their lightweight, high-strength properties. Researchers in this field strive to develop innovative tools and strategies to streamline the entire lifecycle of composite products, from design concept to manufacturing reality, fostering efficiency and precision.

Parametric Modeling for Composites 

Utilizing parametric CAD tools to create versatile and adaptable composite designs, allowing for quick adjustments and customization based on varying requirements.

Automated Layup Simulation 

Developing CAM algorithms and simulations that automate the precise placement of composite layers during the layup process, ensuring consistency and reducing errors.

Virtual Prototyping and Testing 

Leveraging virtual environments to simulate and test composite structures, saving time and resources during the prototyping phase while optimizing performance.

Material Selection and Optimization 

Integrating material databases and optimization algorithms into CAD/CAM systems to aid in the selection of the most suitable composites for specific applications.

Robotics and Automation in Composite Manufacturing 

Exploring the use of robotics and automation to enhance precision and efficiency in composite manufacturing processes, from layup to curing.