Imageware in the future
Imageware in the future
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I'm not sure how many view this forum, but hopefully there are some experienced Imageware users that can help:
When is the next release of Imageware scheduled ?
Does UGS offer a "What's new" for the next release?
As far as future direction, will Imageware continue it's focus as a class A surfacing tool, or will it's point processing capabilities be further developed ( compared to Polyworks for example - )
http://w ww.innovme tric.com/M anufacturi ng/home.as px?lang=en )?
I would like to have the ability to
- create centerlines/guidestrings for scanned point clouds defining a 3 dimensional cable or hose.
- extract feature lines from point clouds for quick NURB surface creation
- embed GD&T into manufacturing models
My main application is reverse engineering physical parts into UG cad models ( parts already installed in a vehicle - prismatics, freeform cables/hoses, limited requirement for class A surfaces).
I have basic training in version 11, but am still on the steep part of the Imageware (and reverse engineering) learning curve.
When is the next release of Imageware scheduled ?
Does UGS offer a "What's new" for the next release?
As far as future direction, will Imageware continue it's focus as a class A surfacing tool, or will it's point processing capabilities be further developed ( compared to Polyworks for example - )
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I would like to have the ability to
- create centerlines/guidestrings for scanned point clouds defining a 3 dimensional cable or hose.
- extract feature lines from point clouds for quick NURB surface creation
- embed GD&T into manufacturing models
My main application is reverse engineering physical parts into UG cad models ( parts already installed in a vehicle - prismatics, freeform cables/hoses, limited requirement for class A surfaces).
I have basic training in version 11, but am still on the steep part of the Imageware (and reverse engineering) learning curve.





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