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In the design of conveying equipment, the requirements vary for each customer due to factors such as the conveyed items and factory layout, necessitating a unique and quick turnaround design for each case. To achieve a vertical startup of the equipment, it is crucial to extract detailed customer requirements at an early stage of specification discussions and to help them quickly understand the structure and operability of the equipment. For mechanical designers, the 3D CAD iCAD SX achieves high-speed response, handling 3 million parts in 0.2 seconds. You can manage the entire conveying equipment, including material handling devices like conveyors and AGVs, on 3D CAD without stress. Since the movements of the machinery can be simulated in advance for the entire system, there is no worry about damaging the machinery or causing harm to people. This leads to improved design quality and reduced development lead times. ＼＼Customer case studies that have realized manufacturing DX are exclusively available on the 【special site】／ ／ 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ▶ Click on the special site to download the case studies now! 　↓↓↓

In plant design, it is necessary to consider the space for piping routes, workability, and maintainability based on the customer's industry, factory layout, and other factors. Therefore, a unique and short-term design is required. To meet the high demands of customers, it is important to conduct preliminary verification of the entire plant, including surrounding equipment and work areas, rather than just focusing on the piping alone. This helps to reduce rework that may occur during the on-site startup. iCAD SX achieves high-speed response, handling 3 million parts in 0.2 seconds. Not only can you manage mechanical equipment, but you can also handle the entire factory, including plant piping, on 3D CAD without stress. Since you can consider the space for piping routes, workability, and maintainability during the design phase, it allows for the identification and resolution of issues and mistakes during the review process. Additionally, by conducting specification meetings using a three-dimensional model, you can improve communication with customers. This leads to enhanced design quality and reduced development lead times. ◎ Customer case studies are currently available for limited viewing on a special site! ▶ Click on the special site and download now! 　　↓↓↓

In the design of press machines, it is essential to efficiently carry out work processing and transportation to each stage. Therefore, it is important to deepen the consideration of "movement" in addition to the structure and configuration of the press machine from the conceptual design stage. However, when progressing with design in 3D CAD, the following problems arise, and it is often reported that the consideration of "movement" is abandoned: - The 3D model becomes heavy, making it difficult to apply movement. - It takes time to convert for simulation. The cause of this is that data becomes heavy due to the history and constraints of general 3D CAD. With iCAD SX, the examination of the device's operation and the confirmation of related interferences can be performed with a single tool. This feature, along with ultra-fast response, allows for the design to progress while experimenting with the device's movements. Furthermore, based on the set movements and the ladder program created by the control designer, the verification of the control program can be conducted on the 3D CAD. By integrating mechanics and control, it is possible to shorten development lead times and improve design quality. ▶ Click on the special site and download the <Case Studies> now! 　　↓↓↓

In today's transition from mass production to a diverse range of small-batch production, it is essential to respond quickly to customer needs. On the other hand, the manufacturing industry is facing a serious shortage of skilled labor. Therefore, it is important to implement automation and labor-saving measures to reduce human error and improve production efficiency. When trying to consider these factors using 3D CAD, issues arise such as: - Models being heavy, making it difficult to check for interference with existing equipment and operators. - Tools being disparate, preventing immediate consideration and verification. iCAD SX achieves high-speed response capable of handling 3 million parts in 0.2 seconds. It can handle large-scale models like those in factories without stress, and it is easy to check for interference with existing equipment and operators. It can connect with PLCs and robot simulators, allowing for direct verification of control programs within the 3D CAD environment. By conducting everything from design to control debugging seamlessly on CAD without using multiple tools, development lead times can be shortened, and automation and labor-saving measures within the factory can be smoothly realized. ▶ A special site is currently showcasing customer case studies! ↓↓↓

In recent years, the development of semiconductor manufacturing equipment has seen a tremendous increase in the number of components due to the complexity of the required functions. Therefore, the biggest challenge is how to efficiently arrange various mechanical devices within a limited space. 'iCAD SX V8' is a domestically developed 3D CAD specialized for mechanical design, created to support Japanese manufacturing. iCAD achieves high-speed response, handling 3 million components in 0.2 seconds, allowing for stress-free design consideration and verification of the entire semiconductor manufacturing equipment, which can involve tens of thousands of parts. Leveraging its ability to handle vast amounts of information, it is possible to accumulate and utilize design information necessary for equipment development, including piping, wiring, and control (movement), all within a single CAD data file. This data can be used across various scenarios and departments, from design to manufacturing, assembly, and maintenance. *Case studies from semiconductor manufacturing equipment manufacturers are currently available for limited viewing on a special website. Please click the link below to download.

Currently, in the market for machine tools and processing machines, there is an increasing demand for high-quality products with short delivery times. Instead of repeatedly prototyping to ensure quality, it is important to identify and correct issues during the design phase to reduce rework. iCAD achieves high-speed response capable of handling 3 million parts in 0.2 seconds. Even with large machine tools, it can manage the entire assembly on 3D CAD, allowing for the accumulation and utilization of various information, including movement and electrical/control data. For example, confirming movements using device models and utilizing electrical circuit diagrams for automatic wiring routing make it possible to conduct considerations that were previously done on actual machines during the design phase. This prevents damage to actual machines due to dynamic interference and increases in man-hours due to on-site wiring path adjustments, enabling the production of high-quality machines with short delivery times. ＼ Customer case studies are exclusively available on the <Special Site>! ／ 　▶ Click on the Special Site and download now! 　　↓↓↓

In the packaging machine industry, there is always a demand to quickly launch new models into the market, and the design period is getting shorter year by year. Additionally, to achieve higher performance, the structure of the machines is becoming more complex, and the difficulty of design is also increasing. To address these challenges, it has become urgent to implement front-loading efforts aimed at identifying and resolving defects that emerge in later stages as early as possible during the design phase, thereby shortening development lead times. iCAD SX offers high-speed response capable of handling 3D CAD data with 3 million parts in just 0.2 seconds, allowing for smooth design discussions without delays in processing, even for complex packaging machines with a vast number of components. Furthermore, since assembly feasibility studies and operational verifications can be conducted for the entire system, it not only allows for early resolution of issues during startup but also facilitates smooth communication with customers and on-site personnel through specification meetings using 3D models, enabling efficient identification of requirements. iCAD enhances design quality in packaging machine design and reduces development lead times. ◎ Customer case studies are currently available for limited viewing on the <special site>! ▶ Click on the special site to download now! 　　↓↓↓

It is said that the demand for automotive painting is stagnating due to the proliferation of vehicles equipped with preventive safety technologies. To survive in a changing market, it is necessary to aim for improvements in design quality more than ever before. More companies are adopting 3D CAD to enhance quality, but there are often concerns about the increased man-hours associated with using 3D CAD. Two main reasons for the increase in man-hours when using 3D CAD are as follows: - 3D models are created after completing 2D designs. - Detailed 3D models are developed before specifications are finalized, leading to a significant burden when specifications change. These issues arise from the constraints of typical 3D CAD systems, such as history and constraints, which make it difficult to represent ambiguous states in three dimensions. With iCAD SX, you can create 3D models without being constrained by history or conditions, allowing you to work with a sense similar to sketching. Additionally, the created models can be freely edited later and gradually detailed. Therefore, it is possible to achieve 3D quality with the same man-hours as 2D design. ▶ A special site is currently showcasing limited case studies! ↓↓↓

In the automotive industry, there is a demand for the rapid market introduction of new vehicles, which requires the development of automotive production equipment with short delivery times and high quality. Additionally, not only mechanical design but also PLC simulation of equipment and welding robot simulation are becoming more complex, leading to the use of simulators for pre-validation. However, general simulation software requires the conversion of 3D CAD data, necessitating the reconfiguration of mechanisms and IO information with each design change. This makes it difficult to conduct parallel considerations in line with design progress, and many customers may have given up on this approach. To solve this issue, it is important to achieve control debugging and robot simulation directly on the 3D CAD platform. iCAD SX offers ultra-fast response by processing 3 million parts in 0.2 seconds, allowing it to handle vast amounts of data, including the operation and control information of large-scale models, and enables control debugging and robot simulation directly on the 3D CAD. This facilitates an earlier start to control design, shortening the equipment development period and achieving front-loading. ▶ A special site is currently showcasing limited case studies! 　　 ↓↓↓

In mechanical device design, business reform utilizing 3D data has been advocated for over 10 years. However, there are often voices expressing that even with the introduction of 3D CAD, the effects are not realized, and that 3D design itself is not being adequately performed. To achieve results with 3D CAD, it is essential to implement a 3D CAD system that is suitable for the mechanical design process. Fujitsu's design and manufacturing support iCAD SX is a domestically developed 3D CAD specifically designed to support manufacturing in Japan. iCAD achieves high-speed response capable of handling 3 million parts in 0.2 seconds, allowing for stress-free design consideration and verification of entire devices comprising tens of thousands of components. Moreover, during the conceptual phase where various ideas are materialized and trial and error occurs, users can create 3D models without being constrained by history or constraints, much like sketching a rough drawing. The created models can be freely edited later and gradually detailed, enabling 3D design to be realized through the same design process as 2D design. Customer case studies are currently available for limited viewing on a special site. Please click on "▶Special Site" to check it out.