Research on the Design Process of Auxiliaries using Computer Aided Technology

Abstract

The design process of auxiliary components is critical in various engineering disciplines, ensuring optimal functionality, efficiency, and integration within larger systems. This paper explores the application of computer-aided technology (CAT) in enhancing the design process of auxiliaries. It investigates the evolution of CAT tools, methodologies, and their impact on design efficiency, accuracy, and innovation. Key aspects such as CAD/CAM integration, simulation techniques, prototyping, and collaborative design are examined to illustrate how CAT facilitates iterative design improvements and accelerates product development cycles. Case studies and industry examples demonstrate the practical implementation and benefits of CAT in auxiliary design across different sectors. The paper concludes with recommendations for future research directions and the ongoing evolution of CAT in advancing engineering design practices.