In the initial stages of the engineering process, BCT designs and develops products using Computer-Aided Design (CAD).

BCT is experienced in all aspects of product development using CAD and is able to accept multiple formats from customers to use in part definition.

Customers may provide a CAD drawing of the parts they would like BCT to produce. BCT's design team then makes suggestions in the redesign and refinement of the structure, aiming to make more efficient and economic parts for manufacture.

BCT's modeling experience includes composite structures such as eye laser surgery tables, race car parts (image on top right), helicopter, and airplane parts. BCT also designs very complex systems including satellite dishes and compact range reflectors (image on bottom right).

Capable in performing all types of conceptual design in 3D CAD, BCT gives customers strong technical foundations for their projects.

CAD is used to render concepts, analyze components, define manufacturing and tooling methods, and also aids in material testing. BCT designers utilize freeform surface modeling in the evaluation of the assembly of materials with the aim of creating the strongest and lightest composite structures.