Software compresses mountains of 3D CAD data

A Lattice Technology product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Nov 17, 2005

International automotive electronic components manufacturer Alps Automotive has implemented 3D XVL applications.

Alps Automotive has implemented 3D XVL applications.

The international automotive electronic components manufacturer has made Lattice3D software part of a global strategy to streamline manufacturing and publishing processes around XVL technology.

The new system employs XVL compression on the company's existing 3D CAD files, enabling the viewing and annotation of 3D data throughout the post-design and manufacturing operations.

"The Lattice3D technology allows 3D data to be taken directly from engineering then converted and compressed into XVL and used via the Lattice3D applications for concise and precise communication internally and with customers", explained Ruben Guardado, Senior Manufacturing Engineer at Alps Automotive.

The lightweight, loss-less XVL format enables immediate distribution of very light but complex 3D models throughout all Alps offices, factories, and logistic centres internationally and thereby supports streamlined business processes.

Alps Automotive joins other automotive manufacturers, such as Toyota and MAN Nutzfahrzeuge which have made major commitments to an organisation-wide implementation of XVL.

"Lattice3D is delighted to supply and support Alps Automotive and to see yet another prominent automotive supplier adopt the XVL technology", said Jiro Suzuki, COO of Lattice3D.

"XVL has proven itself a very vital solution to create a higher-quality, more efficient post-design process to manufacturers".

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