Solve the troubles of electrical designers! "Beginner's Webinar on CAD for Electrical Design"

In which processes are 2D/3D designs required? Is the current CAD suitable for those requirements? It is often heard that high-end CAD systems are introduced but not used at all. Conversely, there may also be cases where the features are insufficient. Looking ahead to future 3D data migration, cost reduction through the optimization of 2D/3D CAD and workflow optimization may be the way forward for the next generation of manufacturing. *For more details, please check the related links.*

■Do you have any of these concerns? - Time-consuming and error-prone checks and parts aggregation on paper - Inconsistent writing styles due to multiple people working on the task - Inability to respond to short delivery times or link data to manufacturing ■Achieve cost reduction/productivity increase Users have given high praise for the familiar operation feel and rich features inherited from AutoCAD and BricsCAD. It facilitates not only reuse design but also smooth collaboration between different departments. The setup is supported by experienced staff through various support menus, ensuring peace of mind. Customization is available! ■New features - Reduction of man-hours/time savings during drawing searches Information within the drawings (equipment information, text, etc.) can be searched, and once a drawing is loaded, it can be searched quickly. *Standard pack or electrical cabinet option is required. - Bulk management/editing of part symbols to prevent omissions in drawing corrections A dialog for bulk editing part information within drawings has been added. For example, it can check for duplicate equipment numbers that arise when integrating past drawings and allows for bulk editing. Additionally, consistency checks with the database and bulk replacement of old symbols are now possible.

The latest version of the CAD system "ACAD-DENKI," which solves challenges with specialized features packed with the operational feel inherited from AutoCAD/BricsCAD and 35 years of know-how, has been released. The catalog has been updated to the latest version. Please check out the new features that you may be interested in.

In which processes are 2D/3D designs required? Is the current CAD suitable for those requirements? It is often heard that high-end CAD systems are being implemented without utilizing their functions at all. Conversely, there may also be cases where the functions are insufficient. Looking ahead to future 3D data migration, cost reduction through the optimization of 2D/3D CAD and workflow optimization may be the way forward for the next generation of manufacturing. *For more details, please check the related links.