Reverse Engineering in Solid Edge 2020 - PROLIM

This webinar will cover an in-depth look at Solid Edge 2020 Reverse Engineering functionality, presented by Aaron Creech. We will be exploring tools and commands located on the Reverse Engineering tab (included in both Solid Edge classic and premium suites) to transform mesh bodies into Boolean (B-Rep) design bodies. The imported mesh data must be in the Stereo Lithographic (STL) file format, which is native to the most popular types of 3D modeling and scanning systems. The commands on the Reverse Engineering tab are enabled when there is at least one mesh body (solid or construction) in the active document.
The following workflow will be reviewed and demonstrated:
- Import/ Open files containing mesh bodies
- Set mesh viewing options
- Align a mesh body to a coordinate system
- Clean up the mesh
- Identify geometric regions
- Extract surfaces
- Trim & stich construction surfaces to form construction bodies
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[@bronzbroda6739]

Best video I've seen about Solid Edge and reverse engineering. Congratulations and thank you for the great job.

[@anandatheertansrinivasan49]

Awesome work. Summary is really good ✌️

[@mikkokarna]

Great tutorial. Easy to follow and ever so important sound is good in this video. I am starting with 3D scanning and i am going to do a lot of reverse engineering stuff. My SolidWorks computer turned out to be to light weight for this stuff and right now i am a bit envious of the smoot operation in this video. Have to bite the bullet and go get myself a new computer on top of everything..

[@qodryalbasyiramir3405]

Greatt Sir !!, Such a nice explanation
May i have that 3d model that you process in your video so i can learn what exactly you do in your presentation. Because i am so excited with Solid Edge and the Reverse Engineering. I want to learn it more.

[@MarceloBerruti]

great presentation, and a lot of information, congratulations. I only have a question, what kind of scanner did you use to get so clear holes in that mesh? I have some scanners and I can't get that type of hole to have that definition

[@a.oguzhandeliktas1529]

Thank you so much! I've question; as a reverse engineer would it be possible to RE a leather bag to its layers and parts, what's your opinion??

[@romerpc0145]

To me, looks like it doesnt come from scanner

[@omryheller8766]

This is a joke. You take the easiest part of a model, mess the mesh up, never even check fitment and the final product is a MESH? ARE YOU KIDDING? go on. try to manufacture this part.