improving collaboration between CAM and CAD/CAE engineers
automating reconfiguration of the machining setup to accommodate design updates
capturing and utilizing CAD engineer’s design intent
allowing the CAM engineer to automate the analysis and optimization of the CAD model for specific manufacturing and tooling processes
empowering the CAM engineer to easily edit CAD designs
enabling the ability to include springback compensations based on simulation results of machining processes, back into the design
providing accurate and reliable simulations of machining processes to the CAM engineer
Learn why healing of 3D models is required, what actions 3D InterOp performs prior to healing, and details of the healing process.
Software development toolkits (SDKs) are now used by almost every CAD/CAM vendor in one form or another. Popular applications included 3D geometric modeling, data translation, visualization, toolpath generation and simulation.
Why are SDKs so popular in the CAD/CAM industry? This white paper takes a look at SDK technology, the benefits and return on investment.
Cut the cost of development; Shortened the time for delivering new features; Provided leading edge modeling technology; Eased upgrade process when new version arrives on market
3D-Tool, a leading provider of stand-alone 3D model viewing and analysis software, needed to meet customer requirements to work with native CAD file formats within 3D-Tool CAD Viewer. By implementing 3D InterOp they increased their year-over-year revenues by more than 30 percent.
Leading provider of CAD/CAM software for the sheet metal manufacturing industry uses 3D ACIS Modeler to enable robust 3D modeling and simulation capabilities.
Arto Hannula
AutoPOL Product Manager
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