Aerospace Leader uses eLearning Content for Custom Creo Classes

This client chose Rand 3D for their knowledge, experience, and commitment to create and deliver customized training content for their 600+ engineers.

Learn how Rand 3D developed customized PTC Windchill eLearning for Generac’s 850 users.

See how Rand 3D developed a customized, step-by-step guide for the simulation of a plastic flat pattern folding over curved ruled and non-ruled surfaces in CATIA

See how Rand 3D developed a VB script for automatic model checking, with the report generated in Excel

This customer needed a solution for checking the hole alignments without having the fasteners in the model. See how Rand 3D developed a VB application for fully automated hole alignment checks.

See how Rand 3D helped this customer when they needed a process for evaluating the strength of their products using CATIA’s FEA.

See how Rand 3D developed a library of templates for typical technological holes

The customer was manually creating points on a CATIA 3D model’s surface, then putting the point coordinates into a text file, which was read by the CMM machine. We helped automate the process.

The customer needed a solution for automated hole table generation, which we were able to do with VB scripts. Changing a manual process to automatic.

Learn about the custom VB script Rand 3D created to fully automate BOM generation and export.

The customer needed to have a process for evaluating joint stiffness using CATIA’s Finite Element Analysis (FEA). We developed a step-by-step guide for body joint stiffness using FEA analysis.

The customer needed an automated solution for the 3D Annotation creation. We were able to develop a VB application to automate the 3D Annotation Creation with the information they needed.

Learn how a diversified manufacturer empowered their internal training team by providing customized ENOVIA courseware that included references to their specific process maps.

With company-specific models used in class exercises, students could work with parts and components that were familiar to them, allowing the manufacturer to get their CATIA users up to speed quickly.