CAD

What is CAD?

Computer-aided design

Computer-Aided Design (CAD) refers to specialized software tools used to create precise digital models with exact specifications, enabling developers to import and adapt detailed representations of real-world objects for interactive applications.

How does CAD work?

When developing interactive applications, CAD data often serves as the foundation for creating optimized assets by providing ground-truth measurements and structural details. The integration process typically involves converting CAD data into formats suitable for real-time rendering through optimization techniques that preserve essential details while reducing complexity.

How is CAD used?

These professional design tools prioritize dimensional accuracy and engineering fidelity, generating models that adhere to exact measurements and manufacturing specifications. Industries from architecture and engineering to product design rely on CAD for creating detailed blueprints and technical models such as; architecture visualization, industrial training, and product configurators where dimensional accuracy directly impacts the utility and credibility of the interactive experience.