Significantly reduce the man-hours for creating assembly instruction manuals! (XVL implementation case)

We will introduce a case study of the implementation of "XVL" (a technology that reduces the file size of 3D CAD data to more than 1/100 with high precision).

Are you spending too much time and effort on creating "assembly instructions"? Copying and pasting screen captures from 3D-CAD into Excel, tracing, and creating illustrations can be surprisingly tedious. It seems that many companies are looking for optimal tools to effectively utilize 3D-CAD data and improve efficiency. The solution to such concerns is "XVL." It not only allows for the creation of device illustrations and assembly animations but also features the ability to handle data smoothly while maintaining the accuracy of 3D data and structural information. It is used for various applications such as design reviews, assembly verification, creating manufacturing instructions, preparing service documents, motion analysis for mechatronic verification, and layout verification of production equipment. The introduction of "XVL" leads not only to improved work efficiency but also to the transformation of design operations through the utilization of 3D-CAD data, which is essentially part of digital transformation (DX). This document outlines the reasons why companies, facing increased order volumes from overseas and unable to meet assembly work deadlines with traditional methods, decided to implement "XVL" to improve their processes, along with the improvements made and their effects.

Catalog and manual creation