computer-aided engineering

British  

noun

1.  CAE.  the use of computers to automate manufacturing processes

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Example Sentences

The technology being purchased includes various forms of computer-aided engineering software, such as aeroelasticity software, which can be used to simulate and analyze the extreme physical conditions experienced by airborne vehicles.

From Washington Post

On its website, Iwintall states that the computer-aided engineering technology it sells helps Chinese researchers, including those involved in hypersonics, more quickly develop domestic versions of foreign technology that is currently restricted under a “technical blockade” by “developed” nations.

From Washington Post

Officials at National Research Center of Parallel Computer Engineering & Technology, which developed Sunway TaihuLight, told Mr. Dongarra the machine is expected to be used in fields such as manufacturing, life sciences, computer-aided engineering, weather forecasting and modeling other earth systems.

From The Wall Street Journal

The heavy equipment-maker already operates a center in the university’s Research Park where it uses computer-aided engineering to simulate and develop new products.

From Washington Times

Software is fueling the renaissance of our manufacturing sector and companies like Siemens are investing hundreds of millions of dollars to teach the next generation of workers  how to use software in careers like robotics design and computer-aided engineering.

From Forbes