How to Utilize 3D Data from the Concept Stage in Technical Documentation

How to Utilize 3D Data from the Concept Stage in Technical Documentation

A must-see for mechanical designers! Key points for utilizing 3D data from the conceptual stage.

＼↓Click the black button [Download Catalog] to get it now↓／ Although many companies have introduced 3DCAD, it seems that they are only using it for some analysis and presentations, while conceptual design is still done with 2DCAD. This document is supervised by the developer of the 3D CAD for mechanical design, "iCAD SX." It explains the concepts and required system requirements to utilize 3D from the conceptual stage and achieve efficiency throughout the entire business. 　【Do you have any of these concerns?】　　■ Transitioned to 3D design, but instead, the design workload has increased 　　■ Unable to utilize past design assets 　　■ Introduced 3DCAD but not feeling the benefits 　　→ We will introduce solutions to the above issues. *Free technical materials are currently available! Please download the catalog for more details.

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iCAD Corporation's 'iCAD SX' is a purely domestic 3D CAD specifically designed for machinery and equipment design. It continues to focus on being "light" and "fast," pursuing its unique CAD kernel technology to achieve overwhelming high processing performance. In the design of large-scale machinery and entire production equipment lines, it can handle vast amounts of design information stored in 3D data with ease. The accumulated extensive "manufacturing information" can be utilized not only in design but also in manufacturing and maintenance services, contributing to the reduction of development lead times. It is adopted by many domestic companies and offers robust support unique to domestic development. [Contents] ■ Current status and challenges of 3D data utilization in the manufacturing industry ■ Reasons why utilizing 3D in the conceptual stage is difficult ■ Technical factors that hinder utilization in the conceptual stage ■ What 3D CAD is required for machinery and equipment design ■ Accumulating design information into 3D data and fully utilizing it across the entire manufacturing process ■ Summary