ASFALIS and CADdoctor Release EX8.0 Interoperability Solutions Selected DE Editor’s Pick of the Week
Enhancements for geometry simplification and standards intrigue Editor at Large.
FRAMINGHAM, MASSACHUSETTS, USA — Digital Engineering (DE; digitaleng.news) announces that the EX8.0 releases of the ASFALIS data translation system for the digital enterprise and the CADdoctor multi-CAD data translation and processing solution from Elysium Inc. (Southfield, MI) are its Editor’s Pick of the Week for April 25, 2018.
“Elysium has developed the tools for multi-CAD interoperability and its inherent issues like IP (intellectual property) security for years now,” writes Anthony J. Lockwood, editor at large for Digital Engineering.
“ASFALIS offers more than 3D data translation,” he says. “A scalable and configurable solution, ASFALIS provides a high-level of automation for outfits that need to make a lot of files accessible to a lot of different people, such as analysts, manufacturing, sales, supply chain partners, service, marketing and clients.”
“CADdoctor is your interactive desktop application for 3D CAD translation and geometry simplification for CAE,” Lockwood continues. “It also has tools for polygon and point cloud data transformation, creating an interoperable healing and validation environment among CAD, rapid prototyping and reverse engineering.”
“The EX8.0 editions of ASFALIS and CADdoctor introduce enhanced geometry simplification that reduces file size in a fully automated process,” he writes. “It's a flexible feature that lets you control how much or how little simplification occurs. The resultant lightweight model is secure and easily shareable.”
“ASFALIS EX8.0 also sees enhanced support for STEP AP242 translations and file validations,” he says. “CADdoctor EX8.0 debuts mesh quality improvements for reverse engineering applications.”
Read the full Editor’s Pick of the Week at “Multi-CAD Interoperability Solutions Updated.”
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