Lattice Technology Offers 3D Product Design Review Capabilities for Work at Home
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Virtual Capability Brings Stakeholders Together Using 3D CAD Model
Posted by Chris Hughes on Fri, 17 Apr, 2020 @ 04:16 PM
Tags: Design Review, Digital Manufacturing, Concurrent Engineering
Heavy Equipment Manufacturer Adopts XVL to Streamline Processes
Posted by Erik Freeman on Wed, 05 Jun, 2019 @ 12:09 PM
XVL used as the single-point-of-truth for the enterprise to dramatically shorten time-to-market
Read MoreTags: engineering processes, Lightweight & Accurate 3D Format, Interactive Assembly Instructions, Work Instructions, Assembly Process Planning, Concurrent Engineering, Lattice News
JMU: XVL Digital Manufacturing Initiative Improves Processes
Posted by Chris Hughes on Thu, 07 Mar, 2019 @ 10:47 AM
Japan Marine United needed a more intuitive way, that was cost-effective, for their workers to understand their complex assembly processes that could also accommodate their extremely large models
Read MoreTags: engineering processes, Lightweight & Accurate 3D Format, Interactive Assembly Instructions, Work Instructions, Assembly Process Planning, Concurrent Engineering, Lattice News
EIZO Uses XVL to Improve Quality and Shorten Development Time
Posted by Chris Hughes on Mon, 19 Nov, 2018 @ 04:42 PM
Use Case: EIZO Corporation using XVL
Global Manufacturer of High-End Display Systems uses XVL to Improve Quality, Reduce Errors and Shorten Development Time
Read MoreTags: 3D Visualization & Sharing, Manufacturing Processes, Lightweight & Accurate 3D Format, Assembly Process Planning, Quality, Concurrent Engineering
Collaboration, The Key to Reducing Time To Market
Posted by Chris Hughes on Thu, 23 Jun, 2016 @ 02:00 PM
Collaboration drives ultra-fast order turnaround and reduces man-power by 90% for die and mold company by using XVL from Lattice Technology.
Enterprise Information Portal
In order to provide ultra-fast turnaround, Tsubamex (manufacturer of tooling and molds in Japan) implemented a collaborative production process that includes all functional areas in the company — from sales to finishing. At the center of the collaboration is the Enterprise Information Portal (EIP) containing all of the information about a customer’s order and the parts to be manufactured. The EIP is powered by Lattice Technology’s XVL-based solutions, allowing anyone to easily access an accurate 3D model of the parts and the associated data — using even light-weight devices like Apple® iPads®. Eighty percent of their 120 employees use the portal to complete their job, creating an efficient collaboration environment for ensuring a quality product is produced efficiently and delivered with industry-leading speed.
Read MoreTags: Concurrent Engineering
Concurrent Downstream Documentation: Engineering & Manufacturing
Posted by Bill Barnes on Tue, 03 Mar, 2015 @ 07:55 PM
This blog post is about considerations for how to speed the completion of the “complete product” by enabling concurrent processes downstream from engineering—namely documentation. A previous blog post regarding how Honda uses Lattice Technology solutions is referenced.
Read MoreTags: 3D Visualization & Sharing, Quality, Concurrent Engineering