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CAA ONE Slide Catalog | | Confidential Information | 11/9/2018 Information | Confidential Systèmes © Dassault Dassault © 3DS.COM 1 3DS.COM © Dassault Systèmes | Confidential Information | 11/9/2018 | CAA ONE Catalog Slide ONE CAA Update: October 2018 AIKOKU ALPHA “High quality NC data to shop floor” CATIA MD1 • Aikoku POST for 4 Axes | April 2016 TG1 Generates numerical control ISO code for 2 through 4 axis machines tools 11/9/2018 NCG • Various 4 axis machine tools support (e.g., Rotary Table & Tilting Head, etc.) NVG MPG Last Update: MPA • Linearization and optimum feed rate of 4 axis Coreq Prereq • Automatic rotary table clamp | Confidential Information | Information | Confidential • Production times calculation • Various condition verification (e.g., travel, feed rate and spindle limit) Systèmes CATIA MD1 • Aikoku POST for 5 Axes © Dassault Dassault © TG1 Same functionalities as ‘Aikoku POST for 4 axis’ except as ‘5 axis functionality Contact: 3DS.COM NCG NVG Yasuyuki Watanabe MPG +81-52-232-2666 Coreq Prereq MPA [email protected] IClick here for Industry Legend) Partner Website: www.aikoku.co.jp 2 ALTAIR ENGINEERING “Optimize your Concept Design” CATIA MD2 • HyperShape/CATIA | GPS April 2016 Innovatively develop lightweight, high-performance design proposals for specific Prereq Prereq EST 11/9/2018 methods-of-manufacture FMD FMS • Proposes better solutions based on topology, topography and gauge optimization Last Update: GAS Coreq GDY CATIA MD2 • HyperCrash/CATIA Coreq GPS | Confidential Information | Information | Confidential A tailored and automated crash modeling environment for increased productivity FMS Prereq GAS and results quality Systèmes AB3 • Automates all of the steps required to create crash and safety performance models Coreq confog © Dassault Dassault © ENOVA SmarTeam • Altair Data Manager (ADM) (embed SmarTeam) Captures, organizes and manages CAE and test data throughout the product Contact: 3DS.COM Michael AROLD development enterprise +1 248 614 2400 x363 Prereq • Provides visibility and insight into the product performance data [email protected] Coreq IClick here for Industry Legend) Partner Website: www.altair.com 3 ANSYS “The Right Answer in CFD” | April 2016 • FLUENT for CATIA V5 CATIA MD2 11/9/2018 Rapid flow modeling Dedicated to designers (non CFD specialists) GPS • Automated flow volume extraction and meshing Last Update: FMS • Simulation set-up and automated solution steering FMD EST • Knowledge based design optimization GAS Coreq Prereq | Confidential Information | Information | Confidential PEO Some applications… Systèmes Fluids are everywhere: air, water, oil, glass, gas, steel, yoghurt, tooth paste, cement,… • Flows in ducts, pipes, and manifolds © Dassault Dassault © • Flows around obstacles, including aerodynamics • Heat exchangers and HVAC systems Contact: 3DS.COM Barbara HUTCHINGS • Automotive engine cooling and powertrain design,… +1-603-643-2600 x312 [email protected] IClick here for Industry Legend) Partner Website: www.ansys.com 4 APRIORI TECHNOLOGIES aPriori CATIA CostConnect | April 2018 Real-time, predictive and precise product cost assessments 11/9/2018 CATIA MD2 • Evaluation of Geometric Cost Drivers (GCDs) directly from the CATIAV5 model(*) Last Update: - Ex: product's size, shape, complexity, number of holes, number of bends, FTA Prereq thickness, profile, all through technology SMD Coreq PX1 | Confidential Information | Information | Confidential • Calculation of cost in real-time, every time sourcing or design makes changes(*) - Cost drivers evaluated on rigorous physics-based models of manufacturing Systèmes processes © Dassault Dassault © • Visibility into all the components of cost - Material, labor, direct overhead, period overhead and amortized tooling costs Contact: 3DS.COM available for each step in the routing Mitch Rothbart +1 978 451 6118 [email protected] IClick here for Industry Legend) Partner Website: www.apriori.com (*) based on aPriori’s patent protected technology. 5 ARGO GRAPHICS “From press die design to die manufacturing” | April 2016 • VAMOS Suite 11/9/2018 CATIA MD1 Efficient design and manufacturing of conventional and progressive dies Last Update: XM1* • Simplifies die design with pre-configured dies (KW) and die design specific user Prereq interface __ Coreq • Allows easy integration of associative standard parts as well as steels, piercing | Confidential Information | Information | Confidential (*) for VAMOS and cam units Conv. Die Entry & Systèmes VAMOS Runtime • Generates data for downstream processes: patterns, machining, BoM, press simulation IClick on the image to launch the video) © Dassault Dassault © • Supports concurrent engineering through end-to-end associativities, from input data to NC machining 3DS.COM Contact: Nobuo SUZUKI +81-3-5641-2339 [email protected] IClick here for Industry Legend) Partner Website: www.argo-graph.co.jp 6 AUTOFORM ENGINEERING “We think in Sheet Metal” CATIA HD2 • AutoForm-ProcessDesignerfor CATIA | April 2016 _ Easy and Rapid Creation of High Quality CAD Die Faces 11/9/2018 • Creation of die layout which includes deep drawing as well as all secondary operations _ Coreq Prereq Coreq • Combines expertise in sheet metal forming with the effective design functionalities of Last Update: CATIA – tailored to the needs of process designers for CATIA CATIA HD2 • AutoForm-OneStep | Confidential Information | Information | Confidential GPS Engineering of manufacturable sheet metal parts Systèmes • Make the right choices on crucial design elements by identifying formability hot spots _ Coreq Prereq Coreq • Validate formability based on proposed or plausible stamping and process layouts © Dassault Dassault © • Assess the relative cost of design and material choices CATIA HD2 for CATIA Contact : 3DS.COM AutoForm-QuickLink • Dr. Markus THOMMA Plus GPS Fast and Easy Data Exchange between AutoForm and CATIA +41 43 444 6161 Prereq [email protected] HA1 Coreq IClick here for Industry Legend) Partner Website: www.autoform.com 7 CADBAS “Standardization leads to innovation” CATIA MD2 • iMechX for CATIA | April 2016 Automatic positioning, drilling, screwing _ 11/9/2018 • Intelligent standard part and catalog libraries, including link to CV5 material-catalog MTD KT1 • Automatic duplicate analysis Last Update: KWA Coreq Prereq • Unique part maps technology for the search of similar or duplicate parts and KWE PKT assemblies by 3D-shape and any ERP/PDM-data (via interface to 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CBD between design disciplines for creating electrical-mechanical products __ • MECODES facilitates engineering change processes, last-minute design changes Coreq Prereq and version reuse to create high-quality products | Confidential Information | Information | Confidential • MECODES integrates the mechanical and electronic design functions Systèmes • Common 2D/3D library • Complete BOM for Mechatronics with mechanical /electrical parts and custom defined values © Dassault Dassault © • Electrical attributes and net list • Multi-boards and multilayer boards Contact: 3DS.COM • Clearance control and interference checking Zlatko ŠIMUNEC +385 -1-2016 100 • Revision control and ability to revert a model to a previous version [email protected] • 3D PCB routes, solder masks, silk screens, copper thickness, dielectric thickness IClick here for Industry Legend) Partner Websites: www.cadcam-group.eu www.mecodes.eu 9 CADNEXUS “CAD to CAE Automation” | April 2016 • CAPRI CAE Gateway for CATIA V5 11/9/2018 CATIA MD2 Streamlines and automates the use of complex CAD models for simulation- Last Update: GPS driven engineering analysis & design • Translation-free CAD model access eliminates time-consuming, error prone tasks EST FMD not associated with product innovation | Confidential Information | Information | Confidential Coreq Prereq FMS GAS • Fully associative CAD model to ensure accuracy and persistence for automating Systèmes design studies • Feature and parameter access for optimization, DOE, what-if studies, and © Dassault Dassault © incremental redesign • Flexible and scalable CAD-CAE integration for solving large design problems and Contact: 3DS.COM Ali MERCHANT, Ph.D. enterprise-wide collaboration +1 (781) 306 0021 [email protected] IClick here for Industry Legend) Partner Website: www.cadnexus.com 10 CD-adapco “Your CAE Partner for Success” • STAR-CAT5, STAR-CCM+ Client for CATIA V5 | CATIA MD2 For engineers and CFD analysts April 2016 • Evaluate “what-if” design 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