What is Synchronous Technology?
Synchronous technology enables you to rapidly create new concept designs, easily respond to change requests, and make simultaneous updates to multiple parts within an assembly. Re-using designs, working with imported data, making changes…synchronous technology helps you do the things you do all the time—faster and easier.
We’re all familiar with the traditional modeling approaches—history-based and direct—and the pros and cons of each paradigm. But what if there was a way to combine the best aspects of each modeling approach, so that you could design with the speed and simplicity of direct modeling, and the control and intelligence of history-based design? There is a way: synchronous technology.
Synchronous technology allows you to rapidly create new concept designs, easily respond to change requests, and make simultaneous updates to multiple parts within an assembly. With this design flexibility, you can eliminate cumbersome preplanning and avoid feature failures, rebuild issues, and time-consuming rework. The power of synchronous technology also allows you to treat multi-CAD data just like native files, supporting seamless collaboration with suppliers and partners.
But buyer beware—while many vendors claim to offer “flexible” modeling or a “combination of direct and feature-based modeling”, not all versions of this approach are created equally. We’ll show you how to make sure you understand how the vendors you are evaluating are providing this capability and the implications of that approach.
Synchronous technology lets you concentrate on design instead of the CAD application. It means you spend a larger portion of your work time designing products. And isn’t that what your career is supposed to be all about? And with more of the non-value added activities out of the way, you get more of your personal time back.
In this eBook, you’ll learn about synchronous technology, what users think about it, and just some of the areas where synchronous technology can save you time and money:
- Fast and flexible design creation
- Quick response to late-stage design changes
- Seamless editing of imported 3D CAD data
- Improved design re-use from other 3D CAD models
- Simultaneous editing of multiple parts in an assembly
- Easier simulation preparation
Download the eBook today, and find out what synchronous technology can do for you.
Synchronous technology enables you to rapidly create new concept designs, easily respond to change requests, and make simultaneous updates to multiple parts within an assembly. Re-using designs, working with imported data, making changes…synchronous technology helps you do the things you do all the time—faster and easier.
We’re all familiar with the traditional modeling approaches—history-based and direct—and the pros and cons of each paradigm. But what if there was a way to combine the best aspects of each modeling approach, so that you could design with the speed and simplicity of direct modeling, and the control and intelligence of history-based design? There is a way: synchronous technology.
Synchronous technology allows you to rapidly create new concept designs, easily respond to change requests, and make simultaneous updates to multiple parts within an assembly. With this design flexibility, you can eliminate cumbersome preplanning and avoid feature failures, rebuild issues, and time-consuming rework. The power of synchronous technology also allows you to treat multi-CAD data just like native files, supporting seamless collaboration with suppliers and partners.
But buyer beware—while many vendors claim to offer “flexible” modeling or a “combination of direct and feature-based modeling”, not all versions of this approach are created equally. We’ll show you how to make sure you understand how the vendors you are evaluating are providing this capability and the implications of that approach.
Synchronous technology lets you concentrate on design instead of the CAD application. It means you spend a larger portion of your work time designing products. And isn’t that what your career is supposed to be all about? And with more of the non-value added activities out of the way, you get more of your personal time back.
In this eBook, you’ll learn about synchronous technology, what users think about it, and just some of the areas where synchronous technology can save you time and money:
- Fast and flexible design creation
- Quick response to late-stage design changes
- Seamless editing of imported 3D CAD data
- Improved design re-use from other 3D CAD models
- Simultaneous editing of multiple parts in an assembly
- Easier simulation preparation
Download the eBook today, and find out what synchronous technology can do for you.