Creo Parametric provides the broadest range of powerful yet flexible CAD 3D modeling software capabilities to accelerate the design of parts and assemblies. With Creo and its extensions, you’ll have access to technologies such as Generative design,Real-time simulation etc.
For over 30 years, Creo has remained the standard product design and development software across a variety of industries for parametric modeling, simulation/analysis, and product documentation. Using Creo is one way to give yourself an edge over the competition in almost any industry you decide to pursue.
With Creo, you can take your designs even further with powerful tools for creating different types of lattices, including lattice geometry designs that can minimize the need for support structures.
And to make sure your designs are light, strong, and fit for additive manufacturing, there are tools to optimize, validate, and print-check your work too. That helps ensure your products succeed on the print tray the first time you send them.
Creo gives you the advantage of a fully functional, 30-day trial of Creo Parametric. It uses Augmented Reality to share your designs at scale in the physical world with stakeholders anywhere in the world. Also it effectively combines the power and control of parametric modeling with the ease of use and flexibility of direct modeling. It quickly and easily creates freeform shapes and surfaces using sub-divisional modeling capabilities and runs simulations on your parts to see how they will perform under real-world conditions.Creo easily get up to speed with comprehensive learning materials and submerge lessons..
More about Manufacturing Process:-
Creo NC process consists of the following basic steps:
- Set up the manufacturing database-This step is optional. If you do not want to set all your database up front, you can go directly into the machining process and later define any of the items above when you need them.
- Define an operation- An operation setup may contain the following elements:
- Operation name
- Work Centers (work cell or machine tool)
- Coordinate system for CL output
- Operation comments
- Operation parameters
- FROM and HOME points
You have to define a work center and a coordinate system before you can start creating NC sequences. Other setup elements are optional.