The absence of cuttings is guaranteed by the availability of means of control and visualization of machining. Once created, this parameterized technological process can be repeatedly used in the future, which significantly reduces the time of preparation of production, increases the reliability of the developed programs, unifies the style of technological developments, guarantees the use of only optimal processing technologies and ensures the production independence from the human factor. It is possible to create a database of standard technological processes. This allows Inventor to more efficiently use the available hardware on which Inventor is running.In addition to the already listed features of 2.5- and 3-axis machining, InventorCAM offers tools for identifying and modifying sites that were not processed in previous transitions. – Selective import support allows you to only read in the geometry that is important to you, speeding the import process: The new Select tab provides you the option to specify which objects to import when importing a CATIA, SolidWorks, Pro-E/Creo, NX, Alias, STEP, IGES, or Rhino file.
The imported geometry in Inventor updates as the model changes. – An associative import of CAD data from CATIA, SolidWorks, NX, Pro-E/Creo, and Alias files allows you to maintain a link to the selected file.
From providing seamless parametric, direct editing, and freeform design tools, to associatively connecting your Inventor data to non-native CAD formats, to truly integrating your electrical and mechanical data into a single design – Inventor 2016 helps you connect with your design like never before Work More Efficiently in a Multi-CAD Environment New Technology for Importing Files from other CAD Systems. Inventor 2016 enables you to break through boundaries typically associated with 3D modelling, delivering an invaluable connected design experience between you, the data, people, and processes involved in getting your job done.
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