技术
- 可穿戴设备 - 手表/手套/腕上电脑
适用行业
- 服装
- 消费品
适用功能
- 产品研发
用例
- 施工管理
- 施工现场监控
关于客户
Bros Manifatture 成立于 20 世纪 70 年代末,最初是一家手工表带制造商。自 20 世纪 80 年代以来,它一直是高品质产品的领导者,所有产品均按照严格的标准在意大利制造,现在由所有最好的零售商销售。 2002年,公司推出了Brosway Jewels系列钢制时尚首饰,设计独特,广受好评。珠宝生产最终成为公司的核心业务,并于 2006 年增加了一系列手表。公司的快速发展促使成立了造型中心,以在内部培养新的人才。
挑战
Bros Manifatture 是自 20 世纪 70 年代末以来领先的手工表带和高品质产品制造商,每年推出 200 多种新产品,面临着缩短上市时间的重大挑战。该公司已扩展到钢制时尚珠宝和手表的生产,需要为其设计师提供灵活性和准确性。时尚手表和珠宝市场每年都需要推出新款式,因此需要不断寻找新鲜创意。公司快速增长,从 2007 年的 18 欧元增长到 2400 万欧元,因此成立了造型中心以在内部培养新人才。然而,每年都会推出数十款新的珠宝和手表款式,所采用的软件工具不仅能加快产品上市时间,还能激发和解放设计师的创造力,这一点至关重要。
解决方案
在评估了市场上的不同产品后,Bros Manifatture 确定 SolidThinking Evolve 是最适合满足公司所有需求的解决方案。该工具允许探索可以无缝转移到生产中的设计概念。凭借其独特的施工历史功能,solidThinking Evolve 能够探索无限的替代设计,激发设计师的创造力,同时确保直接投入生产所需的准确性。使用solidThinking Evolve 作为其主要设计和造型工具为Bros 带来了一系列显着的优势,使其能够设计任何类型的形状,探索无限的造型替代方案,并激发整个团队的创造力。由于建模精度高,它还允许将开发的设计直接投入生产。
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