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Click the black button [Download Catalog] to get it now. While the application of 3D CAD in mechanical design is advancing, many companies seem to be struggling with how to reduce defects in control design. This document is supervised by the developer of the 3D CAD for mechanical design, "iCAD SX." It explains debugging methods for PLC and robot programs that can potentially resolve delivery pressure through the concurrent integration of mechanics and control. 【Do you have any of these concerns?】 ◆ The machine behaves unexpectedly and gets damaged. ◆ Additional specifications arise during installation, requiring overtime work. ◆ Preparing for control simulation is so difficult that you give up. → We will introduce solutions to the above issues. Get examples of collaboration between mechanics and control right now! iPros members do not need to register. ↓ ↓ ↓

Click the black button [Download Catalog] to get it now. In the manufacturing industry, which is facing a transformative period due to factors such as a declining labor force, many companies seem to be struggling with understanding the importance of promoting DX and what actions to take. This document is supervised by the developer of the 3D CAD "iCAD SX" for machine design. Based on the experience of promoting business improvement in numerous companies, it explains the knowledge and thinking (scheme) that can help in advancing DX. 【Do you have any of these concerns?】 ◆ 3D CAD is not leading to business improvement ◆ I don't understand how 3D CAD can contribute to DX ◆ I want the entire company to work on improving productivity → We will introduce solutions to the above issues. ＼PR: Get case studies of business improvement through 3D utilization now! No registration required for iPros members／ ↓ ↓ ↓

＼Part 2 Available! Click the black "Download" button to get it now／ Supervised by the developer of the 3D CAD "iCAD SX" for mechanical design, we are currently offering a free explanatory document on "3D manufacturing" in the manufacturing field (processing and assembly). If you are an Ipros member, please click the black "Download" button to obtain it. 【Part 1: Processing】 ■ Benefits of utilizing 3D in processing (without part drawings) ■ Common issues in utilizing 3D in processing planning ■ Methods for detecting geometric tolerance surfaces and dimensions with narrow tolerance ranges in 3D ■ Examples of initiatives aimed at solving the above issues 【Part 2: Assembly】 ■ Problems arising from the combined use of 3D and 2D data during the assembly stage ■ Importance of design reviews from an assembly perspective ■ Challenges such as inquiries to designers and time-consuming drafting tasks ■ Contribution to shortening lead times and knowledge transfer through parallel consideration of design and assembly ＼For a limited time only! A webinar showcasing examples of 3D utilization in manufacturing is being held (until 2025/4/3)／

The developer of the 3D CAD "iCAD SX" for mechanical design has supervised this. We have identified the reasons and issues that make it difficult to align the specifications of increasingly complex equipment, and we are currently offering a free document that explains "visualization of equipment specifications (movements)." 【Document Overview】 ■ The environment surrounding the manufacturing industry and the complexity of equipment ■ Efforts and challenges during specification explanations, and the desired outcomes ■ The benefits of visualizing a series of operational flows from the early stages of meetings * Please obtain it from the PDF download on this page. For a limited time, we are offering free access to case study videos (until May 7, 2024). You can see examples of "visualization of movements" by designers of labor-saving equipment manufacturers. We are also providing the PDF used in the videos via the viewing URL. 【Case Study Videos】 ■ Efforts to improve reliability and control collaboration in dedicated machines through 3D utilization Ibiden Engineering Co., Ltd. Precision Machinery Division, Mechanical Technology Team, Team Leader Masahiro Asai Precision Machinery Division, Mechanical Technology Team, Naoki Takano * Click the blue text below for more details ↓

Click the black button [Download Catalog] to get it now. While many companies understand the benefits of 3D design, they seem unable to transition, using 3DCAD only for analysis and presentations. This document is supervised by the developer of the 3D CAD "iCAD SX" for mechanical design. It explains methods for promoting 3D design and how to utilize 3D in digital transformation for those who are starting 3D design or have repeatedly failed to launch it. 【Do you have any of these concerns?】 ■ Appointed as a promoter but unsure of what to do ■ Only one person is doing 3D design, causing communication issues within the department ■ Transitioned to 3D design on my own, but unsure of its effectiveness → Here are the solutions to the above issues. ＼PR: Get success stories of 3D promotion right now! No registration required for Ipros members／ ↓ ↓ ↓

＼Click the black button [Download Catalog] to get it now／ While the use of 3D data in processing is expected to significantly reduce man-hours, many seem to struggle with promoting it due to an inability to grasp a concrete operational image. This document is supervised by the developer of the 3D CAD "iCAD SX" for mechanical design. It introduces common issues and examples of initiatives aimed at promoting the use of 3D data in processing plans, with the goal of eliminating part drawings. 　【Do you have any of these concerns?】 　◆ I am designing in 3D, but I am drawing 2D diagrams for processing. 　◆ I have transitioned to 3D design, but the design burden has only increased. 　◆ I want to work on eliminating part drawings, but I don't know how. 　◆ 3D shapes are easy to understand, but dimension lines and geometric tolerances are hard to see. 　→ Here are some solutions to the above issues. 　＼We hold irregular online seminars where you can hear about examples of 3D utilization in manufacturing／ 　▶ Click here for 3D utilization seminar information! Please check it out. 　　　　　　　↓↓↓

Click the black button [Download Catalog] to get it now. While 3D CAD and 3D design are gradually becoming more widespread, many companies find it difficult to imagine how to utilize 3D in the assembly stage. This document is supervised by the developer of the mechanical design-oriented 3D CAD "iCAD SX." It explains the benefits and specific methods of seamlessly utilizing 3D data from design to assembly, accompanied by diagrams. 【Do you have any of these concerns?】 ◆ The creation of 2D assembly drawings is a burden for designers. ◆ The necessity of design reviews (DR) from an assembly perspective. ◆ Dependence on veteran engineers. → We will introduce solutions to the above issues. Please click "▶ [No registration required for Ipros members] Download case studies here" to check it out.

＼↓Click the black button [Download Catalog] to get it now↓／ Although many companies have introduced 3DCAD, it seems that they are only using it for some analysis and presentations, while conceptual design is still done with 2DCAD. This document is supervised by the developer of the 3D CAD for mechanical design, "iCAD SX." It explains the concepts and required system requirements to utilize 3D from the conceptual stage and achieve efficiency throughout the entire business. 　【Do you have any of these concerns?】 　　■ Transitioned to 3D design, but instead, the design workload has increased 　　■ Unable to utilize past design assets 　　■ Introduced 3DCAD but not feeling the benefits 　　→ We will introduce solutions to the above issues. *Free technical materials are currently available! Please download the catalog for more details.