Creo "Reverse Engineering" Tips & Techniques Session Recording

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Check out this video on Creo Reverse Engineering from PTC Application Engineers

Presenters: Lino Tozzi (Technical Specialist, Fellow) and Tom Quaglia (Creo Segment Sales).

Original Date Presented: January 27, 2022

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Webcast Q&A

Question from Anonymous:  Can you please show a geometric comparison between a scan and a theoretically perfect model?

Answer:  This is done with Pro/Verify which is now in the Computer Aided Verification module.  Click here for more info.

[Dayna_M]

Webcast Q&A

Question from Chris:  Even though it's not a parametric model, can you dimension features in the drawing?

Answer:  Yes, by putting points on the surface.

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Webcast Q&A

Question from Stacia:  Can this make a facet a solid model after filling the holes?

Answer:  You could 3D print and machine.  It is a heavyweight model if you intend on putting it in an assembly as just a faceted model.

Question from Stacia:  What if you wanted a solid model for analysis?

Answer:  The end result of this process is a closed surface volume that you can solidify.

Question from Stacia:  Today we do this process in Geomagic software.  I look forward to doing some testing on this!

Answer:  This is Geomagic but is embedded in Creo.  The advantage here is that you never leave the CAD environment.  You can mix together scanned features and parametric features.

[Rami_Noah]

Hi,

thank you for this presentation. very useful as an introductory session. 

can you, please share the models used in the presentation ?

Many thanks,

[YY_8922822]

Great demo!

Can you share the files of the examples shown in the demo?

Yosef

[VladimirN]

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