Standardisation, modularisation, and parametrisation offer significant benefits in design automation for machinery manufacturers. We prepared this animation to provide a better understanding of how we implement standardisation, modularisation, and parametrisation in our clients’ products.
The choice of the technique depends on the client’s needs, and one or more techniques can be used simultaneously. For example, in the ESP filter, a Scandinavian Digital-demonstration product, we use modularisation and standardisation, while for the Fermentation Tank, we demonstrate how to parameterise a complex model. This fermentation tank was also developed by our team and features more than 8 trillion possible configurations, making it a highly customisable product.
Here we highlight the benefits of each approach:
Standardisation
Streamlined Design Process: Simplifies the design process by using predefined components and templates.
Enhanced Collaboration: Facilitates collaboration among design teams through consistent design standards.
Design Reusability: Promotes the reuse of proven designs, reducing the need for new design work.
Modularisation
Flexibility: Allows the creation of varied products using the same modules.
Faster Development: Speeds up new product development by reusing existing modules.
Customisation: Enables easy customisation to meet specific customer needs.
Parametrisation
Customisation and Personalisation: Creates tailored products by adjusting parameters.
Efficient Design Changes: Quickly implements design changes and optimisations.
In our previous article, “Applying Design Automation in the Food Industry: Fermentation Machinery Configuration Demo,” we explored the value of Design Automation in configuring specialized fermentation tanks, particularly for the dairy industry. Building upon that, we shift our focus to an even more groundbreaking development. This time, our spotlight is on a Scandinavian Digital team creation. The team’s latest product DEMO launch was a highly customizable Fermentation Tank that it can be adapted into more than 8 trillion unique versions.
This advancement represents more than just the expertise of our team, it highlights the real advantages of Design Automation. It introduces a new era of product personalization in industrial manufacturing, distinguished by improved efficiency and innovation using product knowledge digitalization. The Scandinavian digital team’s work in creating this highly customizable product represents a paradigm shift in how complex products are designed, produced, and utilized across industries. Beyond the flexibility in production, the benefits of this innovation extend to economic, innovative, and environmental dimensions, significantly impacting a company’s bottom line, its contribution to sustainability, and its competitive stance in the marketplace.
The ability to customize meets the exact needs of different industrial applications not only enhances operational efficiency but also optimizes resource utilization. Companies can now invest in equipment that precisely matches their production requirements, reducing waste and lowering operational costs. This level of customization also opens up new markets and revenue streams, as businesses can cater to niche demands with unprecedented precision.
A view of the Fermentation Tank on Autodesk Inventor environment
At the heart of this customization lies a commitment from the engineering team to work smarter, more efficiently and faster. Our team’s approach leverages Design Automation and parametrization technologies, such as Autodesk Inventor 2023 integrated with the Tacton Design Automation plug-in. This not only streamlines the customization process, reducing engineering time by up to 80%, but also lays the foundation for future innovations. By digitalizing product knowledge through master models, the team enables the rapid adaptation of designs to meet evolving customer needs, ensuring that manufacturers remain at the forefront of industry trends.
This is the visualization of the Scandinavian Digital CONFIG 2 plug-in inside Tacton CPQ, this is the documentation created.
The environmental benefits of this level of customization are profound. By creating products that are precisely tailored to specific needs, manufacturers can significantly reduce the environmental footprint of their operations. This not only includes reductions in material waste and energy consumption during the production process but also extends to the entire lifecycle of the product, with optimized operation efficiencies and longer service lives. In an extremely competitive global marketplace, the ability to offer highly customizable solutions is a clear differentiator. The Scandinavian Digital’s solutions position companies to not only meet the current demands of their customers but to anticipate future needs, creating a culture of loyalty and long-term partnership. As we have with our own customers. This strategic advantage ensures that businesses can maintain their competitive edge, adapting swiftly to changes in market dynamics and customer preferences.
To conclude our discussion, we are excited to present a comprehensive configuration video of our Fermentation Tank, which display an impressive capability of being configured in 8,334,950,400,000unique versions.
In the video you can see 6 configured versions.
This video takes you through a detailed step-by-step guide on customizing the model using a CAD tool, followed by a demonstration in the TACTON CPQ environment with the assistance of our innovative plug-in, CONFIG 2. This tool not only facilitates 3D visualization but also provides detailed documentation, including 2D drawings, bill of materials, and files in .glb and other formats, streamlining the configuration process and enhancing user experience.
Our highly customizable Fermentation Tank is ideal for several key industries, including pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, food and beverage, and chemical manufacturing. These sectors can greatly benefit from implementing Design Automation, efficiency, and adaptability, enhancing product quality, process optimization, and sustainability. Moreover, its utility extends to cosmetics, agricultural products, environmental management, and renewable energy sectors, underscoring its broad applicability and potential.
The “Product Master Model Insights” chart is a comprehensive visual guide designed to illustrate the various components and benefits of implementing a product master model within the field of engineering and design automation. This chart serves as an educational tool for professionals in product development, manufacturing, and supply chain management, as well as for students and stakeholders interested in understanding the intricate aspects of product design and lifecycle management.
Overall, this chart is intended to provide you with a clear understanding of how a product master model can streamline the design-to-production process, facilitate better communication among stakeholders, and enhance overall product quality and sustainability.
Parametrization in machinery manufacturing is a methodology that transforms the way machines are designed and configured. It involves incorporating adjustable parameters or variables within the machinery design, offering flexibility to adapt machinery to diverse specifications, production demands, or operational conditions. These parameters act as adjustable settings, allowing for easy modification without restructuring the entire system. This approach streamlines customization, enabling specific adjustments to be made efficiently, thereby amplifying adaptability across various manufacturing scenarios.
Comparing Parametrization, Modularization, and Standardization
While parametrization focuses on adjustable variables within the design, modularization involves building systems using standardized, interchangeable modules. Modularization enables the creation of complex structures from simpler, pre-built units, facilitating ease of assembly, repair, and customization. On the other hand, standardization revolves around uniformity in design and manufacturing processes, aiming for consistency and ease of production.
Each approach—parametrization, modularization, and standardization—offers distinct advantages. Parametrization stands out for its ability to fine-tune specific aspects of machinery without completely restructuring the entire system. Modularization excels in simplifying assembly and maintenance by utilizing interchangeable modules. Meanwhile, standardization ensures consistency and reliability in manufacturing processes.
The good news I have for you is that we have an experienced team in these three highly connected processes that will completely change your team’s work. Your team’s initial processes of modularization and standardization can be improved by our team or even initiated, if necessary, but it’s parametrization where we excel. Addressing various needs, the Scandinavian Digital team implements parametrization to completely transform your deals and orders, resulting in more sales and a stronger product. Ultimately, product quality is one of the key benefits in Design Automation.
Scenario: Creating a Parametrized Conveyor Belt System
In the video below, you’ll witness a scenario where a manufacturing company specializing in conveyor belt systems implements parametrization using Design Automation to adapt to diverse client requirements without the need for entirely new designs. This practical example illustrates how parametrization revolutionizes the customization process in conveyor belt systems used across various industries.
Identification of Adjustable Parameters:The engineering team identifies crucial parameters that can be adjusted in the conveyor belt system. This could include variables such as belt speed, width, material composition, motor power, and sensor configurations.
Designing a Parametrized System:Engineers design the conveyor system with these adjustable parameters in mind. They create a system that allows for easy modification of these key variables without requiring an entire system overhaul.
Adaptability and Customization:When a new client order comes in with specific requirements, such as a conveyor belt for heavy-duty materials or delicate items, the team uses the parametrized design to swiftly adapt the system.For heavy-duty materials, they may adjust parameters like belt width, stiffening, and motor power for efficient handling.Conversely, for delicate items, parameters such as reduced belt speed, softer materials, and adjusted sensor sensitivity are modified without redesigning the entire system.
Efficiency and Cost Savings:The parametrized design approach significantly reduces lead time and costs typically associated with creating customized systems for each client. It streamlines the manufacturing process, ensuring efficient responses to various client needs.
Scalability and Future Adaptation:As the company’s clientele expands or industry demands change, the parametrized design acts as a flexible base for further modifications or scaling. New parameters can be introduced or adjusted to meet evolving requirements.
Demonstrating Flexibility and Versatility:The video demonstration showcases how parametrization enables the manufacturing company to efficiently address different client needs across various industries. It highlights the system’s flexibility in adapting to diverse specifications without compromising quality or efficiency.
The belt and the options for customization
The Game-Changing Impact of Parametrization for Machinery Manufacturers Parametrization emerges as a game changer for machinery manufacturers dealing with complex and varied products.Its adaptability allows for swift adjustments in machinery to accommodate varying requirements or changes in production needs. This capability significantly reduces design iteration time and improves responsiveness to market demands. The flexibility of parametrization empowers manufacturers to tailor machinery to specific client requirements without extensive redesigning, thereby minimizing engineering lead time. Moreover, it optimizes resource utilization by enabling efficient reuse of existing designs with parameter adjustments, saving both time and costs associated with creating new systems from scratch.
Industries embracing parametrization, such as automotive, aerospace, and semiconductor manufacturing, are leveraging its advantages to drive innovation and rapid adaptation. In contrast, sectors yet to adopt this methodology may face limitations in responding promptly to market dynamics or incorporating cutting-edge technologies into their machinery.
Talking about innovation as a benefit is precisely what companies need to stay ahead of the competition.Once these implementations prioritize a more streamlined process, efficiency is ensured, with an emphasis on maintaining overall efficiency as the primary objective.Parametrization presents a forward-looking approach in machinery design offering a blend of adaptability, efficiency, and agility that paves the way for competitiveness and leadership in the market.
At Scandinavian Digital, we are more than happy to announce that our esteemed partners at Tacton have once again secured their position as Leaders in the 2023 Gartner Magic Quadrant for CPQ (Configure, Price and Quote) Applications. This recognition marks the second consecutive year that Tacton has stood tall in the Leaders Quadrant, an accomplishment that speaks volumes about their commitment to excellence, something we appreciate at Scandinavian Digital.
As official CPQ resellers, collaborating with these respected Swedish leaders has been fantastic. This year, we teamed up for a webinar, exploring the details of the design automation software we’ve been selling successfully for over a year. The software’s huge success shows how committed we both are to bringing innovative solutions to our customers.
Our partnership with Tacton went beyond just online connections as we joined the Tacton Summit this October. This event gave us a chance to talk with clients, other partners, and the amazing Tacton team. These talks were really helpful in making our relationships stronger and understanding our goals better together. Additionally, we had the opportunity to showcase the achievements we’ve made using Tacton Design Automation Studio, highlighting its impact and success stories.
The Gartner Magic Quadrant report carefully reviewed 16 CPQ software companies, acknowledging Tacton’s strong performance and placing them as Leaders. This recognition shows that Tacton not only met but surpassed Gartner’s strict standards. According to Gartner, Leaders can bring their ideas to life through their products, services, and clear business achievements like revenue and earnings. Tacton has success stories in various industries, with many installations serving over 500 users, proving their excellent customer satisfaction.
Choosing Tacton aligns perfectly with our motto. At our company, we say that ” We don’t deliver just projects, we deliver value”. Tacton’s commitment to innovation and customer-centric solutions enables us to continue delivering outstanding value to our clients. As proud partners, we look forward to the future together to deliver cutting-edge solutions that exceed expectations.
For more information about our partnership and the innovative solutions we offer, feel free to get in touch with us.
After discussing the crucial role of standardization in enhancing efficiency in machinery manufacturing, we now shift our focus to another essential strategy: modularization. This article explores the synergy between standardization and modularization, examining how these approaches collaboratively contribute to advancing operational excellence in the machinery manufacturing landscape.
The Power of Modularization
Modularization is the breakdown of a system into self-contained modules, offering a flexible and scalable approach to increase efficiency. Building on the foundation set by standardization, modularization introduces a new dimension to the pursuit of streamlined and adaptable processes. It significantly impacts the design and development phase, where standardized, interchangeable modules become building blocks, accelerating the process and fostering an agile environment. This method is especially beneficial in industries such as dairy and food manufacturing, where machinery systems can be quite complex and demanding to manage.
For manufacturers dealing with complex machinery systems, modularization simplifies the detailed components by breaking them down into manageable and standardized units.These modules provide an organized approach to constructing complex machinery, simplifying assembly in multifaceted production lines.
Standardized and interchangeable modules, acting as foundational building blocks, speed up the design process. Designers and engineers can quickly create new configurations using pre-existing modules, reducing design time and fostering agility.
Adaptability and Customization and the synergy with Standardization
Embracing modularization in machinery design requires an open-minded approach. While based on standardized units, modularization is adaptable and dynamic, allowing for customization within a modular framework. This adaptability is crucial in industries dealing with bespoke products, such as customized dairy processing plants or specialized conveyor systems, products that our team has plenty of experience.
The synergy between standardized modules and an accelerated design process leads to faster product realization, crucial for companies dealing with extensive and complex machinery. This synergy enables quicker production cycles, meeting market demands promptly and facilitating easy scalability, especially for sectors as industrial equipment production, semiconductor manufacturing, and renewable energy equipment.
Modularization extends its efficiency to the production floor, optimizing manufacturing lines through independent production of modules. This approach enables parallel processes, minimizing bottlenecks and enhancing overall productivity.
Modularization, in synergy with standardization as mentioned previously, is a game-changer in machinery manufacturing, offering efficiency, adaptability, and innovation. At Scandinavian Digital, we combine various methodologies developed by our experts with some of the market strategies to find the best-fit solutions for our clients’ unique challenges. Recognizing the distinct nature of each product, we pride ourselves on our adaptability, seamlessly implementing modularization techniques.
This flexibility allows us to tailor our approach, ensuring that our solutions precisely match the diverse needs of our clients while optimizing efficiency and innovation in every project we undertake. Our motto, “We do not deliver projects we deliver value”, reflects our commitment to crafting bespoke solutions that align with our clients’ necessities and goals. For a DEMO of our methods or to learn more about modularization, please contact us.
In the world of machinery manufacturing, the pursuit of efficiency is a constant journey. As industries evolve and demands for innovation grow, companies seek ways to streamline their processes without compromising quality. This is where Design Automation, a key facet of Scandinavian Digital’s expertise, comes into play.In the complex world of machinery design, every component plays a crucial role. However, the diversity of products and the complexities involved in customization often lead to challenges in maintaining efficiency. The solution lies in finding a delicate balance between customization and standardization.
Standardization forms the backbone of efficiency in machinery design. For almost 20 years, the Scandinavian Digital Team has specialized in Design Automation, working closely with machinery manufacturers. Our focus is on empowering manufacturers to use a range of tools that make the most of standardization in conjunction with modularization and parametrization. By establishing predefined components and configurations, we help reduce design time, minimize errors, and enhance overall product quality. Our expertise lies in using a set of tools that combine standard practices with flexible methods, simplifying processes to create innovative designs that automate and improve manufacturing for our clients.
Standardization reduces product cost in engineering by establishing and implementing a set of guidelines, specifications, or criteria that ensure uniformity, consistency, and compatibility across various aspects of the product.
Design Automation is a Catalyst for Efficiency.
It is an understatement to mention that. At the core of Scandinavian Digital’s approach is the integration of Design Automation tools. These tools allow for the creation of parametric designs, enabling quick customization based on specific requirements. By leveraging automation, manufacturers can seamlessly transition from standardized designs to tailored solutions, ensuring a perfect balance between efficiency and customization.
It is also possible to streamline processes with Configuration Management.One of the key pillars of Scandinavian Digital’s Design Automation strategy is robust configuration management. This involves creating a centralized repository of standardized components, rules, and specifications that we call Product Master Model. This repository becomes a dynamic resource that facilitates rapid design changes and updates. As a result, manufacturers can respond swiftly to market demands, adapt to new regulations, and implement design improvements without causing disruptions in the production pipeline and without having to rely on the human brain or a specific employee, which helps companies since staff turnover occurs over the years.
The importance of optimizing resources.
A lot has been said about efficiency, although in machinery design, it is not solely about speeding up the process but also optimizing resources. Scandinavian Digital understands the importance of resource management in manufacturing. Through Design Automation, we empower manufacturers to utilize their resources wisely, ensuring that every component aligns with standardized specifications. This is made possible through correct sizing and document management, such as updated and well-specified Bill of Materials and 2D drawings. This comprehensive approach leads to a reduction in waste, minimized production costs, and an overall improvement in resource utilization.
We are always looking ahead, and the Future of Design Automation in Machinery Manufacturing is a key piece. As a queen on the chess board. Scandinavian Digital’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of innovation in Design Automation positions us as a driving force in shaping the future of efficient machinery design. In conclusion, achieving efficiency through standardization is not just a goal; it’s a necessity in today’s dynamic manufacturing landscape. Standardization in machinery manufacturing offers a range of significant benefits that contribute to efficiency, quality, and overall operational success that is the main goal, we can mention interchangeability, cost reduction, faster customization, and an overall higher product quality.
As highlighted in the title of the article, Scandinavian Digital, with its expertise in Design Automation, not only aids companies in achieving the ideal equilibrium between customization and standardization but also employs its proficiency to guide them toward a future where success in machinery design is intrinsically tied to efficiency.
Design Automation tools have revolutionized the way complex machinery and systems are configured and customized for various applications. One of the most significant advancements in this domain is the user-friendliness of these tools, which has made them accessible to non-technical people. This user-friendliness is a game-changer, as it empowers individuals without extensive technical knowledge, we could say non engineering people, to configure and adapt intricate machinery to meet their specific needs and advance sales processes for many machineriesmanufacturing. It’s important to emphasize that, in addition to the individual benefits for professionals, companies experience several advantages when implementing Design Automation, we have listed here many times. With the example of our 6 Value Areas. However other benefitsthat’sthis user-friendliness brings islower training expenses as direct result of users requiring less technicalexpertisetooperatethe tools,ultimately leadingto reduced labour costs and increased efficiency in projects. This, in turn, translates into significant cost savings, a big monster for small,mediumand big companies that work with product development and customization in order execution phase.
One of the notable benefits that come to the forefront when implementing DA is the competitive advantage it offers.It promotes empowerment and innovation within the team, allowing non-technical personnel to take ownership of their projects. The tools – for example Parametric CAD Software’s, Configurators –have predefined parameters that prevent mistakes, resulting in a significant reduction in errors. User-friendly interfaces play a pivotal role in preventing configuration errors, enhancing product quality. Moreover, it fosters improved team connectivity and communication since the technical team and the non-technical team are aligned during the whole process.
To make it even more clear, here is an example of a configuration that a non-technical person could make using a Design Automation tool. Let’s consider a company that manufactures customized conveyor systems for various industries.
Normally, configuring a conveyor system involves specifying its length, width, speed, and the type of materials it will handle. A non-technical person could use a Design Automation tool to customize a conveyor system for a specific application. As a first step, the non-technical employee needs to have the master model where all information about that product is stored to start. Depending on the customer needs the type can change, being very important to have a master model for each one, these can be belt conveyors, roller conveyors, or chain conveyors. Each type has a user-friendly interface with a 3D model or even a realistic image and descriptions.
The second step would be the desired size and dimensions. Using simple input fields or interactive drag-and-drop features, the user can specify the wanted length, width, and height of the conveyor system. The tool provides real-time visual feedback on how these changes affect the design. Moving forward with the configuration, the third step would be the Material Handling. The user can indicate the type of materials the conveyor will handle. The automation tool may suggest appropriate material handling features like special belts or side guides based on the selected material.
The next step is Speed and Capacity. During the configuration, the non-technical person can specify the desired speed of the conveyor and the weight capacity it needs. The tool may provide recommendations or constraints based on the chosen conveyor type. Now comes a very important part of the configuration, the visualization. As the user makes selections, the tool provides a visual representation of the configured conveyor system within minutes. This helps non-technical users see how their choices impact the final design. And creates automatically 3D models and 2D drawings.
This kind of tools can also provide Pricing and Quotation. Once the configuration is completed, the tool can show an estimated price for the customized conveyor system and generate a quotation helping with faster communication with leads. The user can review, make adjustments, and proceed with the order in a fast pace, reducing the company lead time and possibly accelerating revenue.
In this video, you’ll witness the step-by-step setup of an elevator system, much like how we previously detailed the configuration of a conveyor system. Towards the video’s conclusion, you’ll also gain insights into the seamless integration of Design Automation tools with a Configure, Price, and Quote system. This integration streamlines the sales process, making it a must-use for non-technical people.
Design automation is a critical process that cement industries can integrate into their operations. This article will detail the configuration of anaggregate crusher, which serves as the initial step in cement production. Design automation (DA) brings forth multiple benefits for the aggregate crusher configuration. Within the cement industry, proper sizing remains the foremost factor, and once achieved, it leads to various other advantages. Efficiency is enhanced as DA tools automate repetitive tasks like componentselection, parameter adjustment, and design optimization. This not only saves time but also reduces errors, enabling engineers to configure crushers more swiftly and efficiently.
Another advantage lies in customization. Crushers often need to be tailored to meet specific requirements or adapt to various applications. Design automation tools streamline customization by providing predefined options and configurations based on operational requirements, such as targeted production output and environmental factors like temperature fluctuations in the installation region, humidity, pressure, and even the risk of earthquakes.
For instance, the process of breaking down limestone into smaller pieces typically involves a combination of compression and impact forces. These crushed limestones are subsequently mixed with other materials to create cement. Cement production may involve different types of stone that require crushing, as well as other materials like gypsum and coal, which transform into dust resembling small rocks.
Standardized quality is a fundamental requirement, and Design Automation promotes consistency and standardization in crusher configurations. This minimizes output variability, enhances quality control, improves reliability, and boosts machinery performance. While this article focuses on the importance of DA for a single machinery piece in the process, it’s essential to note that Design Automation can be applied to all machinery post-crusher, optimizing the entire process. The objective is to highlight the benefits within each model and process step.
Collaboration and communication are integral aspects of Design Automation. Automation tools facilitate collaboration among various stakeholders involved in crusher configuration. Engineers, designers, and team members collaborate using a shared platform, exchanging information, making real-time updates, and accessing a centralized design data repository. This drives effective decision-making, leading to streamlined and higher-quality crusher configurations.
As previously mentioned, the aggregate crusher marks the process’s inception but holds significant value for subsequent steps like raw mix preparation. Stone crushers ensure uniform and thorough crushing of raw materials, resulting in a consistent and homogeneous raw mix. Secondary crushing might be necessary in cement manufacturing. After the initial crushing, secondary crushers further refine materials to achieve the desired particle size distribution or specific characteristics needed for cement production.
To provide a visual demonstration, a video showcases a crusher configuration within the context of the cement industry. The demo features an impact crusher, one of several options employed in the cement industry, alongside jaw crushers and cone crushers.
For those interested in the cement industry, another DEMO illustrates the configuration of an industrial bag filter. This equipment is crucial in the cement processing industry as an air pollution control device. It removes particulate matter like dust and fine particles from air exhaust generated during cement manufacturing processes, which encompass the handling, grinding, and processing of raw materials such as limestone, clay, and other minerals to produce cement clinker. WATCH HERE!
Design visualisation through CAD (Computer-Aided Design) system tools plays a crucial role in the manufacturing of industrial machinery products. By utilizing CAD software, manufacturers can create realistic and detailed visual representations of their machinery designs, in which is possible to see details as all angles and perspectives, the different materials to various parts of the product that will be used in the final product, even details as screws, nuts, anchors, pins, clips, clamps and others types of fasteners. This elaborated visualisation enables improved communication, evaluation, design refinement and decision-making throughout the production process.
With CAD visualisation, manufacturers can visualise machinery movements, and assess its performance. This helps in identifying potential issues, interferences, or inefficiencies early on, allowing for necessary modifications before physical production, what is extremely important to reduce costs. By conducting virtual tests and analyses, manufacturers can optimize the design for functionality, durability, and safety as well. This results in a reduced product delivery time to customers, leading to faster revenue generation for the company. We already talked about how Design Automation helps with the mentality of preventing problems and not only firefighting when they appear. You can read the article clicking here.
Before we point the many benefits of CAD visualisation can bring to the marketing and sales team, let’s point the Pros of integration with Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) systems. Many Design Automation tools can be integrated with PLM systems, providing end-to-end management of product data from concept to manufacturing. This integration improves data consistency, traceability, and overall project coordination, what is indispensable for machinery manufacturers.
CAD visualisation also supports the creation of realistic renderings and animations, which are valuable for marketing, sales, and client presentations. Manufacturers can display the machinery’s features, functionality, and benefits in a visually compelling manner, helping clients and stakeholders visualise the final product and make informed decisions. Another word that we listen a lot around here is scalability. CAD visualisation through Design Automation facilitates the handling of complex projects and large-scale design tasks. The automated processes can handle repetitive tasks regardless of the project’s complexity, making it easier to scale up or down as needed, what can easily happen with client’s needs.
Additionally, CAD 3D models and 2D drawings visualisation aids in streamlining the production process. By providing detailed visual references, it ensures accurate manufacturing of components, precise assembly, and efficient coordination among different teams. Moreover, CAD visualisation facilitates effective collaboration between design and manufacturing teams. This collaboration ensures the manufacturability and feasibility of the machinery design. Here at Scandinavian Digital, we are big fans of Virtual Reality, to us a glimpse of what we are designing or what can be designed, and connecting VR and CAD Visualisation is pure gold to showcase a product. Especially when you can see the industrial machinery in real size, with the components that it will be used in an environment close or equal to the one that machinery will be used. An immersive 3D visualisation brings CAD models created using Design Automation into the VR presentation platform, allowing viewers to interact with the machinery in a realistic 3D environment. Users can rotate, zoom, and explore the machinery from different angles, giving them a comprehensive understanding of its design and functionality. In summary, Design Visualization through CAD systems is instrumental in the manufacture of industrial machinery products. It enables manufacturers to create realistic 3D representations and documentation as 2D drawings and Bill of material, that contribute to evaluate design performance, streamline production processes, and enhance collaboration between design and manufacturing teams. By making the most of CAD visualization, manufacturers can optimize designs, reduce costs, and deliver high-quality machinery products to meet the demands of various industries in a shorter period.
Written by dudaJune 10, 2024 
