Scope

Computer-Aided and Digital Manufacturing Technologies (CADMT) is devoted to the promotion of research through the integration of engineering sciences, manufacturing sciences, mathematical sciences, and also biological sciences. At present, innovation in products is realized through novel design and advanced manufacturing technologies. Advancement in computer-aided design technologies are reaching a point where they’re used globally not only by engineers and academicians but also by school kids to design and visualize their projects.

To make it even more interesting, digital manufacturing technology has reached a point where building a part no longer requires specialized training or getting access to expensive machines. In the era of such transformative changes in design and manufacturing research, smarter products are populating the market place with innovative design concepts and advanced materials. Customization of products is becoming affordable and increasingly widespread. The idea behind our focused section is to attract stimulating research articles that can document different aspects of design and manufacturing challenges and their potential solutions using digital tools and information technology (IT) systems.

Research areas of interest in CADMT include value-adding manufacturing through IT applications and process innovations. These works can be focused in the areas of innovative design methodologies, biomedical devices printing, cell-based bioprinting, multi-materials modelling, design and manufacturing, design and manufacturing of structural or functional components, sustainable design / manufacturing, artificial intelligence applications in manufacturing, virtual reality, and also impact of CADMT on the product development cycle.

We also welcome research results that are based on computational multi-scale modelling efforts.

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