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Quality
of
design work
is improved through CAD packages;
3D
options;
Virtual reality
;
professional presentations
;
cloud-based technology
Designers need to be
trained
to use
CAD packages.
Initial ideas are often better presented by
hand
CAM ideal for producing
large volumes
of
identical products
of
equal quality
- more
efficient system
CAM machinery can be
expensive
, needs regular maintenance and can lead to job losses
CAM
allows for greater
flexibility
with production methods as it can produce
different
items on the
same
machine
CAM increases
efficiency
and
productivity
CAM
reduces
wastage
due to its
accuracy
and ability to make
small
batches
CAM
requires
skilled operators
who may not always be available
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