CATIA Reviews & Pricing

Key Features

3DEXPERIENCE Catia

• Construction: Produce and simulate meticulous parts and automate building creations via the building design engineer. Apply simple design and engineer tools. 
• Design/Styling: Generate shapes and materials, make high-quality surfaces and craft physical and virtual models. Perform 3D sketching, subdivision surfacing, 3D printing and more. 
• Engineering: Explore vital quality and performance facets in the preliminary design phases. Execute digital prototyping with digital analytics and simulations to construct and study mechanical products in their simulated atmosphere. 
• Systems Engineering: Combine multi-faceted modeling, simulated models and environments, verifications and business practice assistance to establish sophisticated cyber-physical merchandise. 

Catia V5

• Mechanical Design: Assemble parts in a productive and natural habitat to improve current mechanical function designing with wireframe and simple surface tools. 
• Product Synthesis: Intertwine product demeanors with interactive design capturing to move users through tasks, send problem notifications and streamline the design process while dwindling risks. 
• Analysis: Initiate analytical requirements for parts and assemblies. Permit simultaneous engineering so users may collaborate closely and avoid revisions. 
• Infrastructure: Allow smooth passages from V4 to V5 platforms to expand productivity. Employ equipped knowledge-based engineering to document and recycle intel. 
• Machining: Garner strong relations between product engineering, manufacturing and resource operations. Train users swiftly on the easy-to-learn interface. 
• Shape Design and Styling: Gain high production rates and provide non-expert users access to this feature. Implement this system to create airplane exterior skins, detailed tyre sculptures, automotive inner panels, etc. 
• Equipment and Systems Engineering: Obtain an entire group of accessories to meet manufacturing facility equipment designs, tubing, piping and heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) blueprints. The plant layouts showcase civil and manufacturing engineering tactics in one centralized location. 

Limitations

•  It takes up too much RAM and hard drive space. 

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