Extending the value of Solid Edge designs:3D interactive documentation

Gregory Smith, CEOImmersive Design, Inc.

Speaker Background

Greg Smith

Founder & CEO

Immersive Design, Inc.

15 years MCAD industry

How Are ProductsCommunicated Today?

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What the *&#^@ was that?

“Our company has invested in solid modeling for our engineers…

“…isn’t there a way we could communicate between everyone in our company with a view directly off the solid model?”

Typical Responses

3D Interactive Documentation Survey

Immersive Design, Inc. explored the opportunity for reducing the cost and complexity of including 3D models in product-related documentation for manufacturing companies.

Survey results can be viewed at http://www.immersivedesign.com/edocs_survey_results

Documentation Survey

Documentation Survey

Documentation Survey

Existing Methods

Engineering has 3D CAD data

Documentation groups does not know the 3D data exists or do not believe they have access to it

Product graphics are 2D or if lucky digital photographs

Product graphics are often regenerated

There is little associativity between engineering data and documentation

Editing is so time consuming after a design change that the documents are often not updated

Flow of 3D Product Data

Sales Marketing

Services

Purchasing

Customers

Suppliers

DesignEngineering

Hundreds of thousands of 3D products designs are generated in design engineering departments using 3D CAD systems.

Manufacturing

The 3D data then moves into the manufacturing department.

The 3D data is exposedto the rest of the company from this point of contact…As a manufactured product.

Opportunity : Flow of 3D Product Data

Manufacturing

Sales Marketing

Services

Purchasing

Customers

Suppliers

3D Demonstrations 3D Presentations

3D Service Documents

3D Part Identification

3D User Manuals

3D Part Catalogs

3D Assembly Procedures

The product data is exposed to the rest of the company directly off of the 3D models!

DesignEngineering

Hundreds of thousands of 3D products designs are generated in design engineering departments using 3D CAD systems.

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The Value of Design Data

Design Marketing SalesManufacturing ServiceConcept

Product Value ChainProduct Value Chain

Information

Authors

Information

Authors

Product Design

Information

Consumers

Information

Consumers

Product Communication

Customers and Suppliers

While products are in the designprocess, there is a high numberof information (CAD) authors.

As the product moves intomanufacturing, usage of the3D CAD data decreases andthe value of the data is lost.

As the number of informationauthors decreases, the number of information consumersincreases at a rate of approximately10 consumers to every 1 author.

As the product moves out tocustomers and suppliers, thethe potential value of the 3D data will create a large businessopportunity…for someone.

Applications of Interactive 3D Web Pages

Service Process

Assembly Methods

Part Identification

Training

Tools of the trade

IPA

3D Geometry Generation

Application Content

Web page layout

Additional KnowledgeHTMLDynamic HTMLJavascriptVB

Viewing TechnologyIPA WebViewRealityWaveViewpointCult3D

Solid Edge

Process for Generating 3D Interactive Web Pages

+ Javascript

Generate your web page template using

a page layout program

IPA

Generate any animation and

interactive behaviors

Publish your work to the web page

Solid Edge

Using Solid Edge, create your 3D

models

Generating An Interactive 3D Web Page

Open Solid Edge assembly

Start IPA

Generate animated assembly sequence

Publish web page using default web page template

Modify web page look and feel

Interactive Web Page Statistics

Assembly in Solid Edge• Total part count: 620• Total file size: 49.5 Meg

Web page stats• Assemblies & parts:

• 1.33 Meg– fits on a floppy disk

• 2.6% of original CAD data• Web page stats

• IPA WebView size: 384K• HTML/javascript < 100K

Points to Remember

Generating product design data have evolved … communicating product design information has not

Increase the value of your Solid Edge data by leveraging it throughout the product’s life cycle

Interactive 3D documentation•easy to learn•easy to use•easy to understand

Thank You

Gregory Smithges@immdesign.com

www.immersivedesign.com