Scalable CAD Solution
VX Corporation has released VX Innovator, a product designed to target entry-level CAD users. The scalable software is said to allow users to increase their CAD power, as needed, without investing in an entirely new application. According to the company, the software is a true hybrid modeler using modeling tools that are designed to work seamlessly with surface and solid geometry.
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VX Corporation has released VX Innovator, a product designed to target entry-level CAD users. The scalable software is said to allow users to increase their CAD power, as needed, without investing in an entirely new application.
According to the company, the software is a true hybrid modeler using modeling tools that are designed to work seamlessly with surface and solid geometry. Additionally, users can style their models with complex sweeps, lofts and domes.
The application includes a complete suite of detailing and layout tools that assist in communicating design concepts for manufacturing and quoting. There are also assembly tools for top-down and bottom-up design, which allows users to ensure assembly part fit and range of motion.
The application can scale to virtually any of the company’s other manufacturing bundles.
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