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In the machinery industry or automation industry, CAD, CAE, and CAM complement each other. Design with CAD and then manufacture with CAM. CAD is the design process using computer technology, CAE is the use of computer simulation to analyze physical problems, and CAM is the use of computers and computer software to control machines for manufacturing, usually suitable for mass-produced parts.

Market surveys of the bicycle industry supply chains have found that since the outbreak of the pandemic in 2020, the average price of upstream raw materials has increased by nearly 50%.

A hand tool is any tool that uses hand force or twisting to power the tool, by rather than one powered by a motor. There are a variety of hand tools including screwdrivers, wrenches, hammers and much more! Let’s find out!

Reverse engineering is a technical process used to analyze and research a target product. It is used to deduce and obtain the products design elements such as the product's processing flow, organizational structure, functional performance specifications, etc., to produce products with similar functions.

Bicycles continue to be one of the best means of transportation for saving energy and reducing carbon emissions. Bike markets are competitive with a broad range of styles including city bikes, single speed bikes, trail bikes, electric bikes, road bikes, mountain bikes, and hybrid bikes. Check out the differences and features.

Injection molding machines, also simply known as injection machines, are special machines used for manufacturing products. Injection molding machines come in various types, can be used for various materials, and have the advantages of fast processing and economical cost.

By using CAE mold flow analysis technology to select molds, plastic materials, and injection machines, processing parameters can be automatically set to synchronize CAE simulation analysis and on-site practical design.

The automobile and its parts manufacturing industry includes automobile manufacturing, vehicle body manufacturing, and automobile parts manufacturing.

The blow molding process is a commonly used plastic processing method that is rapidly developing. This process uses air pressure to inflate an extruded tube of plastic or a hot-melt parison in a hollow mold to form a hollow product. There are different processing methods of plastic blow molding; extrusion blow molding, injection blow molding, stretch blow molding, and multi-layer blow molding each able to meet different needs.

Wearable medical devices mainly use built-in or installed software to capture physiological signals and then feed them back to the wearer. The wearer can quickly know their current physical health condition in real time and make timely adjustments. Along with the development of smart phones, wearable devices such as health bracelets and watches are becoming more and more popular. They can be easily purchased in physical stores or through online shopping. They are adding more and more functions, including dynamic heart rate monitoring, calculation of calories, blood pressure measurement, step management, motion tracking, sedentary reminders, and sleep management, etc. With these health management functions becoming more and more diverse, it has raised the question, what is the difference between the physiological data monitored by a bracelet, as compared to that collected using a hospital's precision instruments?