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News Release from: Computer Aided Technology | Subject: SolidWorks
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 12 November 2007
Software aids data re-use
By reusing SolidWorks models, Seemage produces manufacturing procedures, assembly manuals, product instructions, technical illustrations, training manuals, and sales and marketing documents.
Computer Aided Technology (CATI) and Seemage have strengthened their partnership in an effort to help CATI customers re-use 3D data Seemage allows users to create and maintain content for product documentation
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 3 Dec 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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By reusing SolidWorks models and other digital product data, Seemage produces product deliverables such as manufacturing procedures, assembly manuals, product instructions, technical illustrations, training manuals, sales and marketing documents.
Seemage has partnered with CATI since 2006.
CATI and Seemage personnel combined efforts to introduce this technology to CATI customers in need of a system to create and maintain product documentation.
The result was the "Beyond 3D" events held in April.
The teams collaborated again to create a webcast called "Unleashing 3D", hosted in August.
Sentry Equipment recently adopted Seemage.
Steve Howe, a Product Engineer, explains, "Seemage was chosen because our marketing and sales team required engineering data but do not know CAD".
"With Seemage, these folks can use engineering data effectively for brochures, website animations and tech pubs".
"I can depend on CATI's ability to scan the market for technology solutions that can help us solve real problems".
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