How Computer-Aided Design Changed the World
Computer-aided design (CAD) has evolved over the decades and changed the world for the better.
CAD is a software used by engineers, designers, architects, and others to digitally mock-up ideas.
This has revolutionized the way professionals and creatives ideate and made it easier to access the tools needed to bring new ideas to life.
In the 1970s, blueprinting and prototyping became essential to many industries, but this process was not yet digitized.
Designers used drafting tables, pens, rules, curves, templates, and scales, which was time-consuming, prone to error, and inaccessible to many.
These tools were also expensive, further limiting accessibility to design.
CAD has made it easier and more accessible to access the tools needed to make new ideas come to life.
Author's summary: CAD revolutionized design and ideation.
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