Align™ Freestyle™ design functionality (part of PTC Creo Parametric) enables designers to create and drive freeform designs parametrically, combining organic geometry creation and modification with associative parametric design intent.

PTC Creo 3.0 also offers new and enhanced concept design tools, including: “This both significantly reduces the efforts needed to maintain design integrity and enables collaboration to take place earlier and more often in the design process.” Improved Innovation “In situations where development teams need to collaborate across CAD formats, Unite technology enables designers to create and protect design intent between PTC Creo and other CAD data,” said Michael Campbell, Executive Vice President of the CAD Segment at PTC. Ability to convert individual parts as needed, instead of being forced to convert entire assemblies to modify individual parts.Converting existing legacy data to PTC Creo easily and on demand.Easy reuse of existing CAD data in its current format, with no need for a costly upfront migration.Compatibility with Solidworks®, Catia®, Solid Edge®, Autodesk® and NX™ files.

Unite Technology supports these improvements with features like:

This will make consolidating multiple CAD systems onto PTC Creo and collaborating with different CAD systems much more efficient. The new Unite™ technology will make it easier than ever to use CAD files from a variety of systems directly in PTC Creo Parametric™, Direct™, Simulate™, and Options Modeler™ apps. Its new features and capabilities will supplement proven technologies from Pro/ENGINEER to help address the most pressing design challenges. Last week, PTC announced the upcoming release of Creo Parametric 3.0.

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