Design and Technology Quiz

What is meant by "market pull" in product development?

• Developing products based on technological advancements

• Responding to demands from the market

• Creating products based on consumer choice

• Using CAD for design improvements

Which of the following best describes "technology push"?

• Consumers wishing to own the latest products

• Development in materials and components, manufacturing methods

• Responding to market demands

• Using CAM for manufacturing

What drives "consumer choice" in the context of product development?

• Market demands

• Technological advancements

• Consumers wishing to own the latest technologies/products

• Manufacturing methods

Which of the following is an advantage of using Computer Aided Design (CAD)?

• Increased manual labour

• Enhanced precision and accuracy in designs

• Higher material costs

• Limited design flexibility

What is a disadvantage of using Computer Aided Design (CAD)?

• Reduced design accuracy

• High initial setup costs (software investment)

• Increased manual errors

• Limited design options

Which of the following is an advantage of using Computer Aided Manufacture (CAM)?

• Increased production time

• Consistent and high-quality output

• Higher risk of human error

• Limited application in industries

What is a disadvantage of using Computer Aided Manufacture (CAM)?

• Reduced production efficiency

• High maintenance and operational costs

• Increased manual intervention

• Limited precision in manufacturing

Isla is setting up a new textile business and wants to incorporate CNC embroidery. How can CAM equipment assist her in this process?

• By manually stitching patterns

• By automating the process with precise control

• By using traditional sewing machines

• By handcrafting designs

Which CAM application is used for creating intricate designs in wood or metal?

• CNC embroidery

• CNC routing

• Vinyl cutting

• Laser cutting

What is the advantage of using laser cutting in manufacturing?

• Increased manual labour

• High precision and ability to cut complex shapes

• Limited material options

• High risk of errors