Precision and accuracy are two important factors when 3D modeling in CAD. Engineers and designers must ensure that their digital models align perfectly with physical objects or meet stringent quality standards. That's where Geomagic for SOLIDWORKS comes into play, providing a powerful suite of tools to streamline comparing digital models with real-world objects. The Deviation Analysis feature is a game-changer for professionals seeking perfection in their designs. In this article, we explore how to use the Deviation Analysis tool in Geomagic for SOLIDWORKS and the numerous benefits it offers.
When it comes to reverse engineering or using scan data as part of the design process, it is essential to integrate powerful reverse engineering software into your workflow. In this guide, we explore the differences, pros and cons, and considerations between the following solutions: Creaform’s VxModel, Geomagic for SOLIDWORKS, and Geomagic Design X.
Geomagic for SOLIDWORKS is a reverse engineering software and add-in that allows CAD users to efficiently import and work with scan data, large STL files, or other mesh-based models directly in the SOLIDWORKS environment. Once the add-in is enabled, Geomagic for SOLIDWORKS appears as a tab in the CommandManager for SLDPRT files.