CAD and various 3D data
While many CAD programs for mechanical engineering and e.g. the furniture industry work with solid models, other industries often work with polygonal surface meshes. Digital production for movies as well as e.g. developments based on 3D scanning technology also work with triangulation - de facto surface meshes.
3D data of different objects, such as machine parts, architectural models, or even living beings, are thus available in different 3D formats. In order to carry out a clear development, a mixture of these 3D data is often target-oriented or even mandatory.
Also, depending on the quality, any existing 3D model should be printable on a 3D printer.






BIM (Building Information Modeling)
In the BIM model, in addition to the actual CAD data (buildings, machines, etc.), the boundary conditions, e.g. the terrain data or building data (from 3D scans), are also integrated as 3D data. Additional information is now assigned to the individual 3D data. This information can then be used for evaluation or overview of the entire project. The data serves as a continuous overview for the planners and, at best, later for the users.
Mixing of different 3D formats is required here as well
Merging the 3D data and integrating the component data enables an objective assessment and the possibility of a quick exchange of components.
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