Geomagic Labs Offers Parametric Exchange for Siemens NX
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC,
Nov 2, 2009 - A technology preview of Parametric Exchange for NX, a feature
that enables users to create native Siemens NX CAD models directly from
Geomagic Studio software, is now available for downloading and evaluation on
the Geomagic Labs website.
Geomagic Labs is a community website that provides early access to new
technologies, innovation and product concepts before they appear in
commercial Geomagic 3D software.
“The customer response to Parametric Exchange in Geomagic Studio 11 was
so positive that we decided to expand it to include NX, which is widely used
in the industries we serve, especially automotive and aerospace,” says Karl
Matthews, director of product management for Geomagic. “We’re excited to
preview the latest version of Parametric Exchange for customer evaluation
and feedback.”
The intelligent connection to CAD
Parametric Exchange for NX provides an intelligent connection between
Geomagic Studio and Siemens NX to enable automatic native reconstruction of
geometry from scan data. With Parametric Exchange for NX, users can
quickly and easily create optimized, parametric CAD models, complete with
model trees that are editable in NX.
Geomagic is the only 3D modeling software to offer this seamless
integration with four major CAD packages, making it easier and faster for
the majority of users to create fully parametric CAD models from scan data.
Parametric Exchange for SolidWorks, Autodesk Inventor and Pro/ENGINEER are
currently available in Geomagic Studio 11.
Geomagic Studio 11 allows users to capture design intent, enabling
physical objects to be modeled as they were originally designed with a
combination of primitive shapes, swept features and freeform surfaces. This
greatly reduces the time required to bring physical forms into the digital
realm for applications such as product design and reverse engineering.
About Geomagic
Geomagic is a leading provider of 3D software for creating digital models
of physical objects. Professionals involved in the design, reverse
engineering and inspection of parts and products use Geomagic Studio and
Geomagic Qualify to shorten time to market and improve quality. Geomagic
software is also used in the dental and medical markets to create customized
restorations, appliances, prosthetics and treatment plans that help improve
patient care. Some of the leading companies around the globe using Geomagic
software include Ford, Harley Davidson, Richard Childress Racing,
Timberland, Fisher Price, Pratt & Whitney, NASA, Alcoa Howmet, Danaher and
Invisalign. Geomagic is based in Research Triangle Park, NC, USA, with
subsidiaries in Europe and Asia and distributors worldwide.
For more information, visit
www.geomagic.com.
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