Software can create heterogeneous multi-CAD assemblies.
September 16, 2008 -
EnSuite v2 multi-CAD viewing, translation, and productivity software lets users build assembly by inserting components from different proprietary and neutral CAD formats. Users viewing multiple CAD assembly model can rotate, transform, move, and delete components in assembly model. They can also add redlining, mark-up callouts, and standard shapes/text. Other features cover BOM identification for assembly, indented BOM display, isolate part function, and part fit viewing.
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EnSuite Adds Ability to Create Heterogeneous Multi-CAD Assemblies
(September 11, 2008) -- CCE has announced that it has added the ability to create heterogeneous multi-CAD assemblies to EnSuite Version 2 - its multi-CAD viewing, translation and productivity software. This new feature enables users to build an assembly by inserting components from different proprietary and neutral CAD formats such as Pro/ENGINEER, CATIA V4 or V5, SolidWorks, Unigraphics, IGES, STEP and Parasolid.
This new feature makes it possible for each individual or company involved in a collaborative product development project to create and modify components in their own CAD system while the entire assembly can be viewed, evaluated and marked up in a single environment. The new software eliminates the need to invest in multiple CAD systems to perform design reviews which involve collaborators working in multiple CAD systems.
"This new upgrade recognizes today's collaborative, heterogeneous design environment where internal designers and engineers, suppliers, consultants and customers all work together to create the best possible design," says Vinay Wagle, V.P. Sales & Marketing of CCE. "EnSuite Version 2 greatly simplifies the collaboration process in this environment by enabling the entire assembly to be evaluated for form-fit-function while allowing everyone involved, to work in their own preferred environment without having to translate their data."
Users that are viewing the multiple CAD assembly model can rotate, transform, move and delete components in the assembly model. They can add redlining, mark-up callouts, and standard shapes and text. EnSuite identifies the bill of materials (BOM) for the assembly. There is an option to display the Indented BOM which clearly shows the hierarchical information with the master, or top level, BOM describing a list of components and sub-assemblies. The isolate part function makes it possible to quickly isolate a part by making all of the other parts in the assembly transparent. The exploded view capability shows how parts fit together with other parts in the assembly without interference from other parts.
The latest EnSuite update will be available to all active subscription license customers as well as to new customers.
EnSuite goes far beyond the capabilities of conventional viewers and translators by providing a wide range of productivity tools for accessing critical engineering information. EnSuite prevents users from saving changes to the master CAD model to protect integrity of the master model. Licenses are automatically administered and the product updated over the Internet.
EnSuite is designed for companies that work in a multi-CAD environment, such as those used by customers, vendors and partners. EnSuite provides seamless interoperability with CATIA V4, CATIA V5, Pro/ENGINEER, Unigraphics, and SolidWorks CAD systems as well as Parasolid, IGES and STEP files. Files can be translated to and from any of these formats without the native CAD software.
For more information, contact CCE at +1-248-932-5295 or email sales@cadcam-e.com. Visit CCE's Web site at http://www.cadcam-e.com/. Company Information: Name: CCE Address: 28124 Orchard Lake Road, Suite 101 City: Farmington Hills State: MI ZIP: 48334 Country: USA Phone: 248-932-5295 FAX: 248-932-9397 http://www.cadcam-e.com
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