CADfix
CAD translation, repair and simplification
CADfix is a product of ITI a Wipro Company.
CADfix is a product of ITI a Wipro Company.
CADfix is the leading software solution for CAD model translation, repair, healing, defeaturing and simplification.
CADfix tackles the ever-present problems of 3D model data exchange and re-use between different engineering applications, removing the barriers that prevent re-use of solid models in design, analysis and manufacturing systems.
The powerful set of CADfix geometry translation and repair tools allows users to maximize the re-use of CAD data in downstream CAD, CAM, and CAE applications.
CADfix removes barriers preventing the re-use of solid models. By providing an extensive set of geometry translation tools for importing, repairing and exporting data, CADfix maximizes the reuse of CAD data in downstream applications.
CADfix delivers breakthroughs in geometry processing, tackling some of the toughest 3D geometry issues affecting the industry.
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A client wanted to evaluate the dynamic performance of a new-concept forklift, so a fully-functional multibody model of the forklift was built by assembling the client’s CAD geometries.
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This article presents a study that the Elica Group commissioned from EnginSoft to support it engineering team in redesigning the ventilation system of its “Tilly” kitchen hood model
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The challenge was to find the optimal aerodynamic design while substantially reducing the costs associated with traditional CFD modeling.
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