Successful Introduction of 3D CAD 'BricsCAD' Without Failure

Many companies are struggling to overcome the "barriers" to adopting 3D CAD, such as "I can't remember how to operate history-based CAD" and "the cost-effectiveness doesn't match." 'BricsCAD' is an AutoCAD-compatible CAD that allows you to retain the familiar operability. It has a wealth of features, from model creation to bill of materials and creation of three-view drawings, and meets needs such as "opening/editing 3D drawings from other companies" and "creating part drawings/assembly drawings." 【Features】 ■ 2D commands can be used on 3D models ■ Intuitive direct modeling is possible, and shapes can be modified with parameters in a non-history-based manner ■ Achieves a reasonable product price ■ Provides sufficient functionality for practical use at a low price ■ Offers free trial versions and free email support to alleviate concerns and questions *For product details, please refer to the product page or catalog.

Many companies are struggling to overcome the "barriers" to introducing 3D CAD, such as "I can't remember how to operate history-based CAD" and "the cost-effectiveness doesn't match." 'BricsCAD' is an AutoCAD-compatible CAD that allows you to retain the familiar operability. It has a wealth of features from model creation to bill of materials and creation of three-view drawings, responding to needs such as "opening/editing 3D drawings from other companies" and "creating part drawings/assembly drawings." 【Features】 ■ 2D commands can be used on 3D models ■ Intuitive direct modeling is possible, and shapes can be changed with parameters in a non-history-based manner ■ Achieves a reasonable product price ■ Provides sufficient practical functionality at a low price ■ Offers free trial versions and free email support to alleviate concerns and questions *For product details, please refer to the product page or catalog.

■Do you have any of these concerns? - I want to switch to a DWG-compatible CAD, but I don't know where to start. - I want the new CAD to be accepted and used by the field after the switch. - I don't know what evaluation points to consider during the transition. Many companies are considering replacing their CAD with a DWG-compatible one to reduce costs and improve CAD operations. However, even though switching might seem straightforward, there are actually many factors to consider, such as how to manage the project and coordinate with the field. By looking at this case study, you can gain a clearer image of what the transition entails. Please feel free to download it.

Many companies are struggling to overcome the "barriers" to introducing 3D CAD, such as "I can't remember how to operate history-based CAD" and "the cost-effectiveness doesn't match." 'BricsCAD' is an AutoCAD-compatible CAD that allows you to retain the familiar operability. It has a wealth of features, from model creation to parts lists and creating three-view drawings, and meets needs such as "opening/editing 3D drawings from other companies" and "creating part drawings/assembly drawings." [Features] ■ 2D commands can be used on 3D models ■ Intuitive operation with direct modeling, non-history-based, allowing shape changes via parameters ■ Achieves a reasonable product price ■ Provides sufficient practical functionality at a low price ■ Offers free trial versions and free email support to alleviate concerns and questions *For product details, please check the PDF materials in the related catalog section.