Intelligent CAD (I- CAD)

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The project entitled “Intelligent Computer Aided Design” or I-CAD is an embedded project. The software makes available all information regarding the construction of blueprint of a building. It’s aimed at automating the designing works of an architect. 

The main aim of Intelligent CAD is to provide information necessary to generate a basic structure of the building for the user. ICAD does not go into internal details of the building/structure such as interior designing; it focuses on the essential features of a building such as the number of rooms, their alignment, the alignment of windows and doors and so on.

The CAD helps in constructing different combinations of a structure, more specifically a building. The software is also intended to make the layouts of the plan and elevation. The software generates different possible blueprints of a building. ICAD caters the need of a customer and provides a number of combinations of blueprints and can be made flexible based on the inputs given by the user.
The application helps us to save the generated plans. This helps the user to store all those plans that he has chosen in a folder and also he can take the printout. An option is also available to enable the user to view the images chosen by a particular client by typing his id.

 Next: Implementation of ICAD

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