All,
The latest Webinar was posted this morning: CADWorx 2014- What’s New? Installment 1
Topics Include:
Please let us know if you have any questions…
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All,
The latest Webinar was posted this evening: CADWorx Plant Professional 2014 New Features and Functions Preview
In addition, we did a little housekeeping on the CADWorx Plant Professional Webinar pages breaking it up into 3 sets.
Please let us know if you have any questions…
In response to a question from the CADWorx Plant Professional 2014 preview Webinar, please find the below demo of CADWorx Plant Professional 2014 with Ductile Iron Piping. The short video shows the pipe auto-routing function in action with the DIP150 out-of-the-box Ductile Iron CADWorx Specification.
NOTE: Please view in full screen mode using the button on the bottom-right in the viewer.
In this latest Webinar, ECE Design tried to demonstrate the CADWorx fieldPipe Professional ‘as built’ Modeling with a TotalStation. It’s a little hard to do in a Webinar format but with the addition of a video camera, I think you’ll find the results quite impressive!
CADWorx fieldPipe Professional when combined with Intergraph CADWorx Plant Professional, delivers the most powerful plant as-built and spool verification tool on the market. We tried to show off the below functionality:
Laser Precision Accuracy
By adding CADWorx fieldPipe Professional to CADWorx Plant Professional, CADWorx fieldPipe leverages the power of intelligent plant design, and Leica’s Total Station and laser scanning technology to create as-builts quicker and more accurately than ever before.
Quicker, Easier and Safer As-builts
Model hundreds of piping components quickly and easily while in the field or in the office from previously-scanned data. With CADWorx fieldPipe site work, and as-built creation, is made safer by reducing the climbing and clambering normally associated with producing information about existing piping systems.
Point-and-Shoot Component Placement
Creating CADWorx fieldPipe as-built models in the field is easy; set up the Total Station, point the laser at a piping item and pick components from the toolbar. Presto! The component is placed in the model at the exact location.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
This post is legacy. I have expanded on this – you can read the most recent post here
Over time we receive a lot of hardware recommendation requests. Currently, ECE Design recommends the following performance configuration:
That said, we still run CADWorx on Lenovo Thinkpad T400 units and some older Dell Latitudes without issue…
Let me know if you have any questions…
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