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Centerline (WINDSOR) Limited Case Study
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Selling a manufacturing production line can be complex, let alone designing and building it. Which is why it’s essential to demonstrate to your customers that you can accurately deliver what’s expected. Line builders are facing intense market pressure to innovate which in turn is pushing a greater demand for optimization of the factory line as part of a digitized end to end solution.
New technologies provide the digital continuity you need to provide customers a clear view - from initial sales contact to creation, engineering and product delivery.
Line builders who embrace digital transformation and trade once sufficient processes for contemporary digital solutions will reduce design incompatibility, provide a better customer experience and will be well equipped to increase sales.
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Provide Customers with a Dynamic Virtual Simulation
Manufacturers of any size can adopt new processes and systems that reduce design incompatibilities between sales and engineering. Using 3D technology in a single platform, OEM line manufacturers can demonstrate the final product design and performance in an immersive experience that raises the customer’s level of satisfaction
Deliver personalized, smart and flexible manufacturing lines with high levels of performance faster than ever before
Use a realistic 3D environment to define and validate shop floor layouts during pre-sales activity (inquiry-to-order stage) and share them with customers and stakeholders with an immersive virtual reality experience.
Engineers can create virtual mechanical devices in 3D for downstream planning and simulation. Resource designers can create, optimize and validate all of the mechanical devices used in a manufacturing setting, from simple clamps to NC machine tools and complex robots.