STAFFORDSHIRE, UK, Apr 17, 2018 – Theorem Solutions has announced the latest release of their Creo to JT product, part of the Visualize 3D product suite.
V20.3 supports Creo 2.0, 3.0 and 4.0 along with JT 10.0, and includes general improvements to read and write functions.
Additional features and enhancements in V20.3 include support for assembly occurrences and the reading of PMI attributes.
Theorem’s Visualize 3D products are aimed at creating visualization data for users of digital mock-up, virtual reality or desktop applications.
This uni-directional product can be licensed with our JT to Creo converter to create a bi-directional product.
Using JT with additional 3D PMI data as part of a Model Based Definition process allows the user to reduce the overall design costs associated with the creation of conventional 2D drawings.
Sharing Creo data using the neutral ISO standard JT format allows organisations to protect the intellectual property of their designs while allowing users to explore the shape, and more easily understand the 3D definition. The IP protection can be enhanced by restricting the JT representation to be tessellated data only.
Enabling Creo users to create high quality JT files enables them to share JT data with their customers and suppliers, facilitating collaboration.
Creo and JT data can now be further utilised in Augmented, Mixed and Virtual Reality using Theorem’s Visualization Experiences App for Digital Realities.
Theorem’s strategic partnerships with PTC and Siemens ensures that there is parallel development between the latest releases of Creo and JT, and Theorem’s Visualize 3D products, allowing Theorem to continue to provide data solutions for Creo users wanting to create JT data.
About Theorem Solutions
Theorem Solutions works with engineering and manufacturing companies to reduce the cost of project collaboration with their customers, suppliers and internal departments. The innovative and advanced data translation products and services provided also helps to protect the value of engineering data and the intellectual property it contains.
For more information, visit www.theorem.com.