To find out more, watch our OnDemand Creo 5.Creo 5.0 will now support bi-directional exchange of both parts and assemblies with Autodesk Inventor. With Creo 5.0, you can build better products faster by accelerating innovation, reusing designs, and replacing assumptions with facts. In addition to the six areas we've highlighted above, the Creo 5.0 release also includes productivity improvements in the following: With Creo 5.0, you can now open and update Autodesk Inventor files, adding to Creo’s robust Unite Technology multi-CAD capabilities.Īll of the core environments in the product, such as part modelling and assembly design, have added or improved functionality. New capabilities in Creo 5.0 also allow you to manage access to the AR experiences you create. With a few clicks, you can author and publish an AR experience from right inside your model. You have the power of AR in every seat of Creo.
And because it is all in Creo, when the design changes, it's easy to regenerate the tool paths. You can machine complex designs for one-off and low-volume production with ease. This new capability contains high-speed machining tool paths.
Whether you're printing with polymers or metal, Creo 5.0 has you covered, with support for Stratasys and 3D Systems plastic printers and the library of Materialise-enabled printers. Find and fix issues with liquid or gas flow around your products early in the design process - before you invest in prototypes. Now you have analysis tools at your fingertips. What took weeks now takes seconds in Creo 5.0 because you're not re-creating geometry.Ī complete CFD solution made for the CAD user. With Creo Topology Optimisation, you define the objectives and constraints, leaving Creo to create the optimised, parametric geometry for you. Here are six features in Creo 5.0 that we think you will want to know about: The aim of this blog post is to share the highlights of the Creo 5.0 release, as there are quite a few areas within the software that have seen improvements.
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