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News Release from: Theorem Solutions | Subject: Surf 4.4/Catia V5 Cadverter
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 18 May 2004
Convertor brings Surf to Catia V5
A new closely coupled data exchange capability from Theorem Solutions provides interactive transfer of associativity between Icem Surf 4.4 and Catia V5.
A new closely coupled data exchange capability from Theorem Solutions provides interactive transfer of associativity between Icem Surf 4.4 and Catia V5 Incorporation of Theorem's technology within Icem Surf builds on the application's ability to closely interface with other major CAD systems
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 4 Sep 2007 at 8.00am (UK)
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This has been achieved to date through geometric data exchange, using industry-standard neutral interfaces such as Iges, VDA, STL and SET; or by Theorem-supplied direct interfaces for Catia V4 and V5, Unigraphics/NX and CADDS 5.
Through this latest development, users can now transfer surface data seamlessly from Catia V5 and back again, without leaving their Icem Surf application session.
"ICEM Surf enables users to produce world-class designs, notably through the creation and development of complex Class A surfaces", says Theorem's General Manager, Keith Jeacock.
"Working interactively not only simplifies the application's use, but also makes a positive impact on productivity".
"As a result, we will soon be adding this facility to other translators in our CADverter range".
"By providing bidirectional associativity with other systems, this new data exchange capability enhances workflow throughout the different phases of the product development process".
"It improves the way design changes can be considered and applied in downstream processes, which in turn will lead to significantly reduced design cycle times".
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