[Case Study of 3D CAD Software for Mechanical Design] Tsukasa Electric Co., Ltd.
[Free Case Study Provided] Achieving Ultra-Short Delivery Times through Integration of BOM in the Configuration Model and Production Management System
To Tsukasa Electric Co., Ltd., a manufacturer of small gear motors, we would like to introduce a case study of the implementation of "iCAD SX." The company adopted 3D CAD to design high-value-added products quickly. The product was chosen due to its excellent operability, ease of understanding for designers familiar with 2D CAD, simple transition, and the ability to utilize existing assets in the form of 2D drawings. As a result of the implementation, they were able to reliably perform interference checks and speed up prototyping by providing 3D data. [Case Overview] ■ Reasons for Selection - Excellent operability - Easy transition for designers accustomed to 2D CAD - Ability to use existing assets in the form of 2D drawings - Good cost performance, achieving the ideal environment of one unit per person *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Results】 ■ Successfully able to conduct interference checks ■ Achieved significant results in reducing lead time during the prototyping phase ■ Utilized text information extraction functionality to automate BOM creation and achieve data integration with the production management system *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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To support Japan's manufacturing, iCAD Corporation has developed the specialized 3D CAD software 'iCAD SX' focused on mechanical design. iCAD achieves high-speed response, handling 3 million parts in just 0.2 seconds, allowing for stress-free design consideration and verification of large-scale equipment and entire production lines that can consist of tens of thousands of components. By leveraging its ability to manage vast amounts of information, it is possible to accumulate and utilize the design information necessary for equipment development, including piping, wiring, and control (movement), all within a single CAD data set. This single data set can be used across various scenarios and departments, from design to manufacturing, assembly, and maintenance. This leads to a reduction in development lead time and an improvement in design quality.
