Failures and successes of 3D implementation. Three candid case studies from the field available for free!
"Struggles with high-performance 3D" and "Exhausted from CATIA data modifications"... Presenting case studies from three companies that solved on-site issues! What is the design method that doesn't waste 2D assets?
Many sites face the "barrier of 3D conversion" and "data integration challenges." We are currently offering a free collection of case studies filled with specific episodes that have overcome these issues. This document includes the following three solution cases. ■ Overview of Case Studies 【Utilization of 2D Assets】 - A case study of a welding jig manufacturer that dramatically improved design efficiency by effectively utilizing past 2D drawing assets after initially failing with the introduction of a high-functionality constraint and history-type 3D CAD. 【CATIA Data Integration】 - A case study in press mold design that reduced "surface loss" and modification man-hours caused by IGES conversion when receiving CATIA data from clients, enabling direct editing of raw data. 【Reduction of Jig Creation Man-Hours】 - A case study where even those with no 3D experience or beginners intuitively created complex freeform plating jigs from provided 3D data, achieving 3D printing. Why is CADPAC chosen for its "intuitive operation" and "2D-like usability"? You will learn how to choose 3D tools that won't lead to failure. *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us directly.
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Features of CADPAC 3D 1. Direct Modeling You can create and edit 3D models directly according to the user's intent, without being constrained by history or constraints. 2. Hybrid Modeling You can use wire, surface, and solid models mixed together in the same space. 3. Concurrent Design There are model mode and layout mode within the same file, reflecting each other in real-time. *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us directly.
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