Theorem Solutions, of Tamworth, Staffordshire UK, are pleased to announce the release of their latest V19.3 Visualise 3D Adapter for CATIA V5 to Creo View users. V19.3 now supports up to and including CATIA V5 R18-21, V5-6R2012-2016 and Creo View 3.1. This latest Visualise 3D product also has a number of add-ons available to the user that provide additional enhancements and capabilities, allowing users to make the most out of their CATI...

Theorem Solutions of Tamworth, Staffordshire, UK is pleased to announce the latest release of CADverter V18.5 for CATIA V5i-NX. Theorem’s CATIA V5i>NX and NX>V5i is a package of two uni-directional direct database converters between the Dassault Systems’ V5 and Siemens’ NX modelling applications. It has been developed using the Spatial Interop Development Environment and supports all CATIA V5 revisions from V5 R15 to ...

Theorem Solutions will be exhibiting at the UK Intelligent Engineering Forum on 22nd June 2016. Held at the Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC) in Coventry, UKIEF is an opportunity for Theorem to showcase our Publish 3D - 3D PDF products and solutions to some of the UK’s leading engineering organisations.

Theorem Solutions of Tamworth, Staffordshire, will be exhibiting (stand #70 in the Butterworth Hall) as a Gold sponsor at Develop3D Live 2016. It has established an extensive product portfolio, offering a wide range of solutions for CAD users, whether that’s CAD to CAD, CAD to STEP, CAD to Visualization or CAD to Publishing.

When developing large, complex products such as cars or aeroplanes, designers may need to use numerous CAD systems in-house, on a single task. Whilst this design process may be an efficient way to manufacture these types of products, it can cause problems when the CAD data needs to be exchanged by those involved in the design process who may not be using the same CAD software. 

This year’s COE Annual PLM Experience and TechniFair is running from 26th to 29th April in Charleston, South Carolina, where Theorem Solutions are sending a team to showcase its latest CATIA productivity enhancing solutions.

3D PDF technology is a way of sharing 3D data within the familiar Adobe PDF (Portable Document Format) presentation, recognised and used globally. Theorem’s Publish 3D Document suite enables the publishing of 3D CAD data directly from within the Siemens NX design application and via batch process for Siemens JT visualisation data.

Theorem Solutions recently completed a VE-Drive joint research project with Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) and BAE Systems; following on from this Theorem Solutions will be hosting a 3D Publishing and Supply Chain Collaboration seminar at the Manufacturing Technology Centre in Coventry on 23rd April 2015.

The Publish3D-Document software suite, which enables the translation of 3D CAD data from within CATIA V5, NX, CREO and JT applications into a readable PDF with an interactive 3D product image embedded within the document, has been introduced by Theorem Solutions.

Theorem Solutions has announced the latest functionality enhancement to its CATIA V5 to PTC Creo View Adapter, with the release of the JT output add-on module. This additional module helps users needing to output CATIA V5 data into both the PTC Creo View and Siemens JT Teamcenter Visualisation formats using a single application, ensuring the native design data is accessible by a wider audience.

A software application, designed to manage change in a production environment, has been introduced by Theorem Solutions. With the Publish 3D for Production Engineers software application, the company aims to improve the quality of information delivery, helping all departments to visualise the idea.  

JT users will undoubtedly be familiar with the challenges of successfully collaborating with team members using different design systems. Success depends on a seamless two-way exchange of data and a requirement to conform to company PLM procedures and engineering best practices. The two way exchange of information has been an issue for the CAD user since the earliest beginnings.