[Seminar]Catia 3D Master with 3dexperience

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EcardtechConsultantCO.,LTD2014.07.29,30SeminarEcardtechConsultantCO.,LTD2014.07.29,30Seminar
3D雲端體驗平台-3D主導之設計開發
3DEXPERIENCE R2014x
張作鳴
誼卡科技顧問股份有限公司

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EcardtechConsultantCO.,LTD2014.07.29,30Seminar
1 3D EXPERIENCE Platform
Overall 3DEXPERIENCE Portfolio and Architecture
CATIA 3D Master
Evolution of the design process
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主題
Agenda
3 From 3D Design to 3D Printing
Ideation/ Concept/ Refinement/ Design Validation

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CATIA 3D Master
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主題
Agenda

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3DEXPERIENCE R2014x
On Premise | Public Cloud | Private Cloud*
*In3DEXPERIENCERelease2014x,DassaultSystèmessupportspubliccloudforallcustomers.
Privateclouddeploymentswillbeavailableforselectcustomersforevaluationatalaterdate

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Cloud Service Level Definitions
IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service)
Outscale
Amazon Web Services
PaaS (Platform as a Service)
3DEXPERIENCE Platform
SaaS (Software as a Service)
Industry Solution Experiences
Industry Process Experiences
Processes Natural
Resource
s
IaaS
• Infrastructure as a Service
provides on demand and elastic
compute, network and storage
virtual resources for running the

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Outscale
Amazon Web Services
Processes Natural
Resource
sPaaS
• Platform as a Service provides
deployment, supervision, and
operation services for the

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Outscale
Amazon Web Services
Processes Natural
Resource
s
SaaS
• Software as a Service provides
processes and experiences as
services

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Compute, Storage, Network
On Premise
14x On Premise
3DEXPERIENCEOpen
Industry Process Experiences (IPE)
Collaborative Innovation
Governance /
Lifecycle-centric
Processes
Design /
Engineering-centric
Processes
Manufacturing /
Production-centric
Processes
Simulation-
centric Processes
Industry Solution Experiences (ISE)
Collaborative Sharing
3DMessaging3DPlay3DSpace 6WTags 3DCompass3DSearch
Processes
Out of the
Box
Platform
Capabilities
Unified User
Experience
Platform
Services
Industry
Portfolio

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Industry Process Experiences (IPE)
Industry Solution Experiences (ISE)
Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS)
(Public Cloud)
14x On Cloud
3DEXPERIENCEOpen
Collaborative Sharing
Collaborative Innovation
Governance /
Lifecycle-
centric
Processes
Design /
Engineering-
centric
Processes
Manufacturing
/ Production-
centric
Processes
Simulation-
centric
Processes
3D Design
Experience for
Professionals
Processes
3DMessaging3DDashboard 3DPassport3DSwym 3DPlay3DSpace 6WTags 3DCompass3DSearch
Processes
Out of the
Box
Platform
Capabilities
Unified User
Experience
Platform
Services
Industry
Portfolio
On-Cloud Only in R2014x Release

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Industry Solution Experience
Industry Process Experience
Processes
Applications
Industries
CATIA Creative Design
For transportation
NTS IMA LCS FSS FSO FSP LRE
ICM LDI IGS STP STL RTR DES
CDT

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Ground Breaking User Experience.
Available for all applications from CATIA, DELMIA, ENOVIA, and SIMULIA
My Apps 3DSearch and 6WTag Me Menu New Menu Share Menu Home Menu

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Sheet Metal
Design
Engineering
Hydroformed
Sheet Metal
Design
Engineering
Sheet Metal | Process Experiences
Conceptual Design
Put ideas directly into
an industrial
environment with a
highly productive
direct modeling
application
Detail Design
Create right first time
sheet metal parts
thanks to design in
context of the virtual
product
Access full set of
sheet metal process
oriented features
Value chain
continuity from early
design to detail
Advanced Detail
Design
Take advantage of
surface design
integration
Access a large stamp
librairy
Dedicated functions
for hydro-formed and
hydro-pressed sheet
metal components:
surfacic flange,
joggle, …
Manufacturing
Preparation
Automatic flattening
view generation
Manufacturing
specifications
automatically
generated
Direct link to the
tooling definition
Manage the forming
process in 3D, with
automatic
annotations for the
shopfloor

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CATIA 3D Master
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主題
Agenda

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3 DS answers & proposal
4 Customer cases
5 Business Values & Gains
CATIA “3D Master”
2 Business Challenges
1 Existing “2D Master” process

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″2D Master″ as a reference
What is the current deployed process ?
2D as a universal language
Standardized
Shared, learned and approved for a long time
Evolving with disciplines and cultures
2D is the reference during product development Concept ProductnConcept Detailed Review Manuf Productn

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History of design process
1970 1990
3D Design2D Design
2D Master

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4 Customer cases
Agenda

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Business Challenges
Have you ever experienced these issues ?

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Business Impacts of « 2D Master » process
Too much time to find the right information
 Delays in Programs
Cost of the change process, identification and modification of
impacted drawings
 Extension of program costs
Continued use of incorrect unsynchronized 2D documents
 Product quality issues / Customer dissatisfaction

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3D Master – Reshape & anticipate the iteration peakNumberofchanges
1 10 102 103 104 105 106 107
Dassault Systèmes Confidential
Concept Preliminary Design Detail Design Manufacture Production
Relative Cost of Change
Earlier
Collaboration
Faster drawing-less
design

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What are the root causes of “2D Master” business impacts ?
Multiple master formats complicate re-use
No continuity among an increasing number of
stakeholders
Misinterpretation due to 2D drawings as a
reference
Cost of maintaining the integrity of 2D
drawings during the change process
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Concept Productn

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4 Customer cases
Agenda

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1970 1990
3D Design2D Design
2D Master
Today
3D Design
3D Master

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What is the “3D Master” concept ?
One single reference in 3D
100% Product information in 3D for
Accurate & annotated geometric definition
Compliance with regulations & standards
Manufacturing & work instructions
2D only for presentation
Reference in 1 database for anyone, anytime, anywhere
Maximum data reuse
Direct feed for downstream applications

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3D Master End-to-End Process Coverage
Conceptual
Design
Detailed
Design
Design
Review
Manufacturing
Design
Production
&
Installation
Product Development

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Customers
Authorities
Partners
3D Master enables the digital community
Suppliers

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Remember
3D Master
does not mean no drawings
It means
a 3D digital model as the Single Source
of product information, with 2D extracted
only for presentation
Model Based Definition

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3D Master in “Conceptual Design”
SPECIFY

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3D Master Value in “Conceptual Design”
More Flexibility
Simplification in early study
Single model definition
SPECIFY

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3D Master in “Detailed Design”
DEFINE

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3D Master in “Experience Design”
VALIDATE

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3D Master in “Manufacturing”
MANUFACTURE

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On demand blue print generation
Downstream applications direct integration
3D Master Value in “Manufacturing”
MANUFACTURE

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3D Master in “Production”
ASSEMBLE

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4 Customer cases
Agenda

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3DS.COM©DassaultSystèmes|ConfidentialInformation|11/24/2016|ref.:3DS_Document_2012
Ford
Communication and recommendation
to 500+ suppliers to purchase at least
FT1 licenses
.. / ..

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End to end Model Based Definition
solution with DS integrated products
productivity increase > 40%
delivery rate: Nearly x2

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Gulfstream Aerospace testimonial

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Scope: Tooling Design process
in Aerostructures department
MBD approach
Staying competitive
Supplier Involvement
Cultural Change
Training
Benefits
Elimination of redundant data and effort
Single source of data minimizes errors
Reduced design cost by 20% - 30%

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SAAB Aerospace
History
Supplying BOEING 787 doors
nEUROn project partnership with DA
GRIPEN paperless project
Key achievements
Cost of making changes to production
processes reduced by 90%
3D Work instructions on the shop floor
Drawing time divided by 3

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Production
Evaluation
Reference customers

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4 Customer cases
Agenda

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3D Master Top Values
The correct information at any time anywhere
Productivity through simple information access
Natural path from 2D master to full 3D master
Increase product and process quality
Cost Reduction
Easy exchange through standardization
Proven usage of 3D for contracts
Cost reduction & quality improvement for all customers who deployed
50 % devt cost reduction
by eliminating drawings
50% reduction in
change process
requests

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CATIA 3D Master
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主題
Agenda

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- Luxury series -
PHYSALIS collection
reinvest the shape of «amour en cage» flower, also called Japanese Lanterns

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Draw inspiration in Nature : shapes, patterns, textures and colors
Step 1 : Moodboard & Sketching

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Step 2 : Development of 2 concepts using CATIA for Creative Designers
3D Sketching Concept Modeling Detailled Design
CATIA Natural Sketch CATIA Imagine & Shape CATIA Generative Shape Design
PhysalisHoneycomb

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PhysalisHoneycomb
Step 3 : Textures, Materials and Realistic Render
Textures, Materials & Light Ambience creation Realistic Render & Context
CATIA Live Rendering

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Visualization & Experience
Ideation Concept Refinement Design Validation
Detail ModelingConcept ModelingCreativity
CATIA for Creative Designers
from Art to Part

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from Art to PartNatural Sketch
Turn your 2D ideas into 3D; Easy to use, clean interface

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from Art to Part

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from Art to Part

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from Art to Part

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CATIA for stereo or milling CATIA for Hybrid DesignCATIA Reverse Engineering
Design Validation | Physical Prototype
Final Design validation
Complex Decision
Volume & proportion
Unified Industrial Design workflow solution to
Imagine - Create - Share - Experience

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from Art to Part

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3D printing data pre-processing
Process overview
Tessellation sag influence
Geometry gaps influences

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3D Printed Jewelry
- Create unremovable part
- Use different materials topology (rigid plastic & flexible silicon)
3D Printed Jewelry
- Create unremovable part
- Use different materials topology (rigid plastic & flexible silicon)

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Polyjet Matrix “Inkjet” applications

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Added value from additive manufacturing process
Open new modeling horizons…
Able to produce perfectly unremovable assemblies

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About data readiness for printing
Preliminary comments
3D data ready for Rendering do not mean ready for 3D Printing
Printed data must stand together
If some gaps were introduced intentionally between geometry for rendering perception, they
might lead to separated parts
Printed data are affected by gravity
Support or additional structure may be needed to ensure your design
Data must be « watertight »
Data are rarely printed at scale 1
Gaps between the parts must be checked and potentially reworked on purpose
Thin parts must be checked to secure their thickness after scaling operation

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Target watertight data for successfull 3D printing
Solve gaps inside & between parts regarding what you expect:
Flexible assembly (i.e. :not less than 0.3mm gap between axis & wheel)
Single or multiple material (no more than 0.25mm gaps to secure rigid assembly)
Rework design vs targeted scale:
Check thin parts: thicknesses must not be under 0.6mm
Remove un-significant details:
Every detail which size will decrease under 0.6mm after scaling
Very small fillets: they will just become sharp edge
Mesh data:
Prefer to tesselate each part separately with a maximal 0.02mm sag
Export as .stl in distinct mode (n parts  n .stl parts)

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Exact 3D pre-process overview
Check the clashes in your data
Solve them if:
• 2 parts need to move in a flexible assembly
• 2 parts are clashing and need to get different materials during printing
Clash detection Product to Part
Clash removals
Assemblies consolidations
Additional thicknesses
Detail design removal
Scaling operation
Tesselate geometry
domains
Export as .stl
3D Print
Scale 1 Scale 1 Scale 1/10 Scale 1/10 Scale 1/10

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Data ready for multi-materials 3D printing

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First 3D printing: V1

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Second 3D printing: V2

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Third 3D printing: V3

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Virtual & Physical Prototypes

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Details & Final Prototypes

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