Importing STP files. STP files contain geometric information as well as assembly relationships between parts. DTAS can interpret these assembly hierarchical relationships. This method can be used if tolerance simulation requires importing an assembly, as shown in Figures 1 and 2.
Supports single or batch import, and allows specifying the import location. Multiple imported IGS or STEP files are all classified as part files belonging to the same product, as shown in Figures 3 and 4.
To quickly convert other CAD data into IGS or STEP files in batches, the TranslateTool can be used for batch conversion, greatly improving efficiency, as shown in Figure 5.
Data encryption. Many companies use encrypted IGS or STEP files exported from other CATIA software for confidentiality purposes. DTAS will display error messages if it tries to read these directly. Contacting the relevant IT department to add DTAS to the encryption list will allow it to read IGS or STEP files correctly. Regarding directly reading data from CATIA, UG, etc., this technology is mature and only requires the relevant interface.
DTAS 3D (Dimensional Tolerance Analysis System) is an advanced software suite that empowers engineers to perform rigorous static and dynamic tolerance simulation. By accurately modeling GD&T, assembly relationships, and motion, DTAS predicts manufacturing variation, identifies potential quality issues, and enables data-driven design decisions befor
DTOS (Dimensional Technical One Solution) is a proprietary, innovative platform for dimensional engineering, independently developed by DiTuo Technology. Built upon the core DTAS 3D Tolerance Simulation engine
