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| CAD Surface modeler |
| OmniCAD® is a 3D surface modeler CAD integrated with a 2D environment.
OmniCAD® is a sophisticated software
produced and developed over the years for mould and die designing and for constructing complex 3D models,
its main aim being precision problem solving. Its numerous verticals, backed up by power and speed calculation,
versatility and precision, make OmniCAD® an essential tool which has today become an absolute
reference point in the automotive environment. |
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| The OmniCAD® engine |
No efficient verticals or automatisms could be possible without a well designed engine.
OmniCADs verticals are powerful, thanks to a stable, robust and well performing engine, to the point that
the most difficult operation seems simple and natural.
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| Main Functions |
| Production of all surface types with pass and tangency conditions, creation of blending surfaces with
group selection, automatisms to create groups of surfaces bounded to certain circumstances, projection modelling
and multiple trimmings on various surfaces. Functions to create surfaces starting from an existing model.
Verification function on the surfaces: tangency conditions, convexity etc, functions for approximation and
conversion of different types. Functions for a complete 2D drawing. |
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| Functions dedicated to the Sheet-Metal Die and Moulds |
| Macro-automatisms and commands with finishing functionalities make up a tool able to complete a die design
within very competitive time limits. For certain operations that have a significant effect on the speed of
project completion (for example the trimming development), OmniCAD® must be the final choice. |
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| Surmod : the module for modification comparisons |
| Surmod compares two mathematical models underlining the modifications in terms of volume and shape. By using this instrument, the empiric methods commonly used in modification comparisons can be omitted. Even though SURMOD allows some operative freedom, it provides final solutions adopting a scientific approach and reports detailed documentation to certify the analyses carried out |
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