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Take a Look at Our Case Studies! Maintaining Aging Aircraft Fleets and Mylar Design Drawings Overview According to some statistics, as many as 63% of commercial airlines currently flying were built according to designs that are more than 20 years old. While the...

Scan to AutoCAD – Better than Paper Archives If you’re an AutoCAD user, and you’d like to import paper drawings or Mylar drawings into AutoCAD, the first step is scanning. You may have a large format scan and you’re prepared to do the scanning yourself, or you may...

Computer-based systems allow rapid modeling of concept and development models of a vehicle either from engineering drawings or by importing data files from software such as CATIA. CATIA is a great software for modeling a car and you can enhance this capability further...

What is Unigraphics? Unigraphics (UG NX) is one of the world’s most advanced and integrated CAD products developing the program. NX offers a huge value for engineering companies of all sizes. It simplifies the design of complex products and speeds up its product...

3D Mechanical Design is used in many different industries – Automotive, Aerospace, Medical, Defense Systems, Consumer Products, Manufacturing, Metals Processing – to name a few. In each of these industries, 3D Mechanical Design is used to assess, evaluate, and design mechanical tools or components, assemblies or product parts relevant to the industry.

We at CAD / CAM services do this by the relatively simple expedient of being able to virtually create various “point clouds” of different types of data that we lift off, from the very surface of the object being scanned. In this way, we are easily able to capture the physical object’s (more or less) exact size, specifications and even shape so as to save the same as a digital 3-dimensional representative model.