Tag: manufacturing

Creating CAD data from physical objects (reverse engineering hereunder) can be time consuming and labor intensive. Moreover, each use case has different expectations for the data. For example, some use cases demand higher quality of the CAD surfaces than others. … Read More

When I arrived in St. Petersburg for the 2nd ATCx Russia on November 30th I immediately realized that winter in Russia is full of colorful lights, big Christmas trees, snow, cold and darkness. But of course, I was not there … Read More

A couple of years ago, I moved to Bavaria, one of Germany’s wealthiest states. Even though Bavaria has a lot of industry, when driving through the state it can happen that you only see farmland and houses around you for … Read More

We have a great software and consulting business, a global clientele, and a track record of putting on very impactful technical conferences. It would be easy for us to continue on our regular techno-centric conference path….but we aren’t. We are … Read More

Designing products goes well beyond simply drafting geometry for manufacturing. Aside from understanding manufacturability, it requires a thorough understanding of function, performance, and failure modes. Nowadays, Computer-aided Design (CAD) is used to draft and store geometry, as well as important … Read More