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by Z1515M8147
2823 days ago
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Just a stab, but it could be PTC Creo using wiring looms. Example image of wiring an assembly in Creo: http://www.arbortext.com/-/media/Images/CAD/PTC-Creo-PCX---1... I am not aware of the interface method Creo uses for wiring or resolving connections, it could be purely graphical with no resolving at all. If so I would assume that the electronics/pcbs you can see in the original article are likely just 3D STEP models exported from the ECAD package into Creo. Sadly, the market does not currently (to my knowledge) present engineers with one single software solution for ecad->mcad>wiring>assembly>release, instead relying on various software packages, licenses and extensions on these with each user (company) forging their own local workarounds to bridge or replace specific steps of the process. |
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