Computer-aided geometric design

Computer-aided geometric design (CAGD) involves using computer technology to create, analyze, and manipulate complex geometric shapes and curves. It enables designers and engineers to develop precise digital models of objects like automotive bodies, aircraft surfaces, or animated characters. CAGD uses mathematical algorithms to ensure shapes are smooth, accurate, and visually appealing, facilitating the design process from initial concept to final product. This approach enhances accuracy, efficiency, and flexibility in designing intricate geometries that would be difficult to create manually.