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Design engineers and drafters, today, rely upon software for model generation of mechanical components, studying the behavior of component under various physical phenomena, product development, and also for research and development purposes. Even if you have ready 2D drawings for fabrication, it still requires a CAD professional to scan it and/or convert it into 3D CAD solid model.

Industrial equipment and machinery manufacturers consistently deal with the faster changing market that demands reduced development time, faster time to market and less operational costs. To compete better in the market and meet the market challenges, it is crucial for them to adopt right product development systems.

Design for Manufacturing (DFM) and Design for Assembly (DFA) strategies are well known in the design engineering community.

There is a tremendous growth in the adoption of Computer Aided Design (CAD) by design engineers and manufacturers alike, completely replacing the traditional ways of developing a product design using pen and paper.

Engineers often face the challenge of recovering design data for obsolete products, especially when they have to work with CAD tools that aren’t efficient when it comes to reverse engineering.