KOMPAS 3D
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The main task tackled by KOMPAS-3D system is modeling products for design cycle reduction and their fastest way into the mass production. These goals are achieved through the following competencies:
- fast-track design and process documentation creation as a production prerequisite (including assembly drawings, Parts List or Bill of Materials, detailing, etc.);
- streaming product geometry to functional simulation software solutions;
- supplying geometrical data to control sequence generation software for CAM/CNC equipment:
- creating product images for various purposes (for example, for catalogs, illustrations for technical documentation, etc.).
The main components of KOMPAS-3D are the proprietary three-dimensional solid modeling system, a graphic drafting editor and a Part List (BOM) design module. The three-dimensional solid modeling system is intended for creating three-dimensional associative models of standalone parts and assembly units that contain both original and standardized structural elements. The parametric technology allows quickly getting a product family based on a once designed prototype. Numerous utility functions ease dealing with design and production maintenance byproduct tasks and They drafting graphic editor (KOMPAS-GRAPHIC) serves for automating engineering design activities in a variety of instances. This can be successfully applied in engineering, architecture, construction, floor planing and scheme creation -anywhere one would find the need for developing and producing drafting and text documentation. The Parts List design module helps producing Bills of Materials, spreadsheets and other tabulated documents, while being fully integrated with any KOMPAS-3D component. A Parts List document maintains associative relations with an assembly drawing (such as its one or multiple sheets) and the assembly's three-dimensional model. KOMPAS-3D functionalities and interface were built on the grounds of actual working techniques of engineering design.
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