CAD Hardware and Software
Computer hardware and software can be described as follows;
Hardware
Computer hardware includes types of equipment such as the monitor,
hard-drive, keyboard and mouse. Peripherals are added to the hardware to
perform specific functions. Examples; Plotters, digitizing tables or printers.
Operating Systems
An operating system is a vehicle through which the hardware can
read the software programmes. These operating systems are used in an
organization with software programmes. Certain software programmes can only
work on specific operating systems. Examples; Windows, Linux or Mac.
Software
Software programmes are written to perform different tasks. For
example, Microsoft Office is usually used, for writing documents. Other
software programmes, such as Corel Draw, are used to create or modify graphics
images. Generic software programmes can be used in lot of disciplines. Corel
Draw can be applied for design in Graphic Design as well as Fashion Design. For
example, Stork is a software programme written exclusively for use in design.
Computer aided design software or CAD software is vastly used in
some major sectors of today’s technological areas;
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Fashion design sector
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Apparel sector
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AEC i.e. Architecture Engineering and Construction sector
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ECAD i.e. Electronic and electrical sector
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MCAD i.e. Mechanical sector:
❍❍ Aerospace
❍❍ Automotive
❍❍ Machinery
❍❍ Consumer Goods
❍❍ Ship Building
Textile designing is a technical process which includes different
methods of textile production. It includes both surface design and structural
design of a textile. The textile designer must have knowledge of yarn making,
weaving, knitting, dyeing, finishing processes and also knowledge about
different types of looms, knitting machines and printing processes.
Following are the types of software developed for various textiles
weave design;
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Design Dobby
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Adobe Illustrator
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C-Design Fashion
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Vetigraph
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Corel DRAW
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Fashion CAD
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Inventor
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Weave It
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iWeave It
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Grid ‘N Weave It
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GRAFIS from Software Dr. K. Fridrich
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Audaces Apparel Pattern from Audaces
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COAT from COAT-EDV System
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PAD Pattern design from PAD System Technologies Inc.
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TUKACAD from Tukatech
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CAD Assyst from Assyst
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Fashion CAD from CAD CAM Solutions
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Modaris from Lectra
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Accumark from Gerber Technology.
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Modaris 3D Fit from Lectra
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Virtual fashion from Reyes Infografica
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Vidya from Assyst-Bullmer
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AccumarkVstitcher from Gerber
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3D Runway from Optitex
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Haute Covture 3D from PAD System
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Design concept from Lectra
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Vstitcher from Browzwear
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EFit Simulator from Tukatech.
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Combined Techniques
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3D modelling and 2D pattern unwrapping
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Digital draping
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3D simulation of 2D patterns
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2D sketch-based 3D simulation
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Reactive 2D/3D design technique.
The textile and apparel industry comprises a complex network of
interrelated sectors that produce fibres and yarns, fabricate cloth, finishing,
dyeing, printing and apparel manufacturing. Computer technology is one of the
most important tools contributing to the significant advancement of this
industry.
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