Center for Integrated Design
The Center for Integrated Design provides an impressive amount of hardware and software to promote progress in the field of engineering graphics and design technology. This facility has two purposes: to serve as a teaching and research development facility and to allow students and faculty to perform virtual engineering for the product design cycle.
The technology in this lab has supported research projects in the following topics: reverse engineering, rapid prototyping, virtual reality, manufacturing evaluation and machining simulations (FEA).
These projects utilize the following hardware:
- ATOS II
- Z Corp 406
- EON Virtual Station
- Roland
- Makerbot Replicator 2X
- Stratysys Object500 Connex3
- Pro/ENGINEER
- Catia
- I-DEAS (UG & SE)
- Pro/MECHANICA
- Ansys
- Algor
- Moldflow
- Fluent
- MathCad
- Matlab
- Maple
- Visual Studio
- AdvantEdge
CID 3d Printing Costs
- WMU student rate $0.20/gram
- Other University users $0.25/gram
- Industrial users $0.30/gram - Plus $25 machine and part preparation and cleaning