UNISURF was a pioneering surfaceCAD/CAM system, designed to assist withcar body design and tooling. It was developed by French engineerPierre Bézier forRenault in 1968, and entered full use at the company in 1975.[1][2] One of the car parts developed with the assistance of UNISURF was the body of thePeugeot 204.[3] By 1999, around 1,500 Renault employees made use of UNISURF for car design and manufacture.[1]
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