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Manolo - 7/21/2024 2:19:55 PM

The future of CAD utilizing AI

Jumping on the new wave, I asked ChatGPT.

Are Kubotek considering any of this response?

AI on CAD
Promises to significantly transform the way products and structures are designed.

Here are some trends and areas where AI is impacting CAD:

### 1. **Design Automation**

- **Automatic Model Generation**:

- **Design Optimization**:

### 2. **Generative Design**

- **Evolutionary Algorithms**:

- **Predictive Analysis**:

### 3. **Advanced Simulation and Analysis**

- **Predictive Models**:

- **Failure Detection**:

### 4. **Human-Machine Interaction**

- **Natural Interfaces**:

- **Virtual Assistants**:

### 5. **Collaboration and Teamwork**

- **Collaborative Platforms**:

- **Project Management**:

### 6. **Customization and Adaptability**

- **Customized Design**:

- **Adaptability to Changes**:

### 7. **Cost and Time Reduction**

- **Process Efficiency**:

- **Error Minimization**:

### 8. **Education and Training**

- **Machine Learning**:

- **Educational Resources**:

In summary, the integration of AI into CAD is revolutionizing the design industry, offering more powerful, efficient, and accessible tools that enable designers to create more innovative and optimized products than ever before.

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bert.fourie.nz@gmail.com - 7/25/2024 3:01:58 AM

RE:The future of CAD utilizing AI

Good question. I would love the automatic detailing of models. Personally, although I have tried many CAD systems over the years, I always return to KC as my primary system. Why? Because it is the equivalent of an artist having all the paint brushes and colours and tools available, he is free to draw whatever he likes however he likes and at pace. The brush (CAD) is just the tool. Other CAD systems forget that and the CAD becomes an obstacle. I would like to see improvements and AI and all that, but if it is going to slow me down, I do not want it - I already dislike that I have to continually unset the material colour selections - that is a bit of parametric thinking which has crept in already. KC, whatever you do, please keep the core strength of the product in mind!

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