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Computer-aided design international yearbook 1985
Computer-Aided Design International Yearbook 1985 covers developments and trends in computer-aided design. This book examines the role of the computer in making design decisions and surveys the CAD industry. This text also presents a run-down of the latest acquisitions of companies in the field and a survey of the major firms working in CAD. The main part of this yearbook is taken up by a directory of products and vendors and manufacturers of CAD equipment. This yearbook consists of 13 chapters and begins with a discussion on the importance of computers in design decision-making, as well as hi.
Front Cover; Computer-Aided Design International Yearbook 1985; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Introduction; Chapter 1. Computers in design decision-making; Chapter 2. The CAD industry today; Developments in the UK; Struggles for market share in the USA; Trends towards third party software; Integration -- a major growth area; Robotics and CAM; Electronics leads the way in CAD; Workstation developments; Trends for the future; Chapter 3. Lattice Logic; The silicon compiler; How the silicon compiler works; Silicon broking; Compilers; Chapter 4. Case Study: Plessey in CAD
Chapter 5. CAD Turnkey SystemAlden Computer Systems; Alper Systems; A M Admel; Applicon United Kingdom; ARC; Auto-trol Technology; Benson Electronics; British Olivetti; Cadlinc; Cascade Graphics Development; Catronix; Contraves AG; Control Data; Counting House Computer Systems; Deltacam; Daisy Systems; Dicoll; Digital Microsystems; DYAD Developments; Environmental Systems Research Institute; Gerber Scientific Instrument; Ferranti Infographies; Gerber Systems Technology; Gould Computer Systems; GMW Computers; Hewlett Packard; ICL; Imtec; Inbucon; Inspectorate EaE; Integrated Vision Systems
IntergraphJentech Services; Jones Cassidy Mellor; KGB Micros; Kongsberg Systems Technology; LSI Computers; McAuto; Mentor Graphics; Marconi Quest CAE; Micro Aided Engineering; Mikron; Mountford & Laxon; Norrie Hill; Quartech; PAFEC; Pragma; Radan Computational; Robinson Ford Associates; Robocom; Silvar Lisco; Tangram CAE; Tektronix; Stop Press; Pragma; VG Systems; Wayne Kerr Datum; TCS; Wootton Jeffreys; Chapter 6. CAD Software; ABACUS; Alden Computer Systems; AM Admel; ARC; Atkins Research and Development; Autodesk; Autographies; Auto-trol; Battelle; B-JAC Computer Services
Boeing Computer ServicesBrigham Young University; British Ship Research Association; Camtek; Cascade Graphics Development; Catronix; Cerritos Computer Services; Chemshare; Computational Mechanics; Computer and Design Services; Computer Modelling International; Contraves; Control Data; Data Translations; Davy Computing; Decision Graphics UK; Deltacam; EMRC; Entek Scientific; Environmental Systems Research Institute; Ferranti Infographies; General Electric CAE; Gould; HevaComp; Honeywell; IABG; Inspectorate EaE; Integrated Vision Systems; Jentech; Jones Cassidy Mellor; Kongsberg; Lattice Logic
MAGIMcAuto (UK); MC2 Engineering Software; Metagraphics; Michael Leesley Consulting; Midlectron; Mikron; Moss Systems; Mountford & Laxon; Oasys; Pafec; PDA Engineering; PMS (Instruments); Prosys Technology; Research Machines; Robinson Ford; Robocom; Scicon; Sener Sistemas Marinos; Shape Data; SIA Computer Services; Silvar Lisco; SRS; STRUCOM; Superdraft Centre; Structural Members Users Group; Surveying & Scientific Instruments; Swanson Analysis Systems; Tangram CAE; Stop Press; Data Translation; MAGI; Silvar Lisco; TDS; Tektronix UK; Whessoe; Chapter 7. CAD System Components; Adage; Altek