CADPAC-CREATOR Implementation Case Study: "Design of Automatic Packaging Machine for Food"
I am very satisfied as the data can be used as is, and both the functionality and operation exceed my expectations.
I switched from MicroCADAM. The data can be used as is, and both the functionality and operation have exceeded my expectations, so I am very satisfied. Aisin Pack Industry, headquartered in Akihabara, Tokyo, is an engineering company that manufactures highly reliable automatic packaging machines, leveraging its extensive technology and experience accumulated over many years. They have delivered numerous automatic packaging machines to various industries, starting with the food industry, and have received high praise. CADPAC plays a significant role in the design of automatic packaging machines. The switch from MicroCADAM has been a great success. For more details, please contact us.
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【User Case】 ○ Aisin Pack Industry ○ An engineering company that manufactures highly reliable automatic packaging machines ○ Data can be used as is, and both functionality and operation exceed expectations ○ CADPAC plays a significant role in the design of automatic packaging machines ○ A successful transition from MicroCADAM ● For more details, please contact us.
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Humans have always opened new horizons by using tools. This began with small stones scattered on the ground and branches from trees, eventually evolving into the diverse capabilities that built today's civilization. The new tool of modern times is undoubtedly IT. However, to effectively utilize convenient IT as a tool, deep wisdom and skills are required. Design creation aims to make IT a 'manufacturing' tool accessible to everyone, continuing development to equip all the necessary functions for future 'manufacturing,' from CAD/CAM to internet collaboration, while providing ongoing support for effective utilization, and striving to become a new force that opens the 21st century.