What's your relationship with computerized manufacturing technologies -- functional, dysfunctional or non-existent?

Jan K. Wiedenbeck; Jeff Parsons; Bruce Beeken

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What's your relationship with computerized manufacturing technologies -- functional, dysfunctional or non-existent?

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Authors:

Jan K. Wiedenbeck, Jeff Parsons, Bruce Beeken

Year:

2009

Type:

Scientific Journal

Station:

Northern Research Station

Source:

Industrial Strength Woodworking. April: 4p.

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Abstract

Computer-aided manufacturing (CAM), in which computer-aided design (CAD) and computer numerically controlled (CNC) machining are integrated for the production of parts, became a viable option for the woodworking industry in the 1980s.

Citation

Wiedenbeck, Jan; Parsons, Jeff; Beeken, Bruce. 2009. What''s your relationship with computerized manufacturing technologies -- functional, dysfunctional or non-existent?. Industrial Strength Woodworking. April: 4p.