Siemens Convergent Modeling Revolutionizes Product Development

Convergent Modeling represents the most significant advancement in computer-aided design since the introduction of feature-based modeling in the 90s. By merging feature-based and faceted-based modeling, it removes the limitations engineers previously faced when working with scanned data and other faceted bodies, unlocking a new world of design possibilities.
This technology enables users to perform faceted-based modeling without needing to convert data. Whether dealing with a faceted body from a scan or a JT file, you can manipulate and modify it directly. With no new commands to learn, Convergent Modeling technology in NX operates seamlessly.
This innovation simplifies the use of emerging design and manufacturing techniques, such as topology optimization and additive manufacturing. Designers can now effortlessly combine the organic shapes from topology optimization with traditional modeling. This integration is crucial, as organic shapes often connect through prismatic structures like ball joints or pin and socket. Therefore, having both modeling techniques within a single model and part is essential.
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