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Tuesday, 10 January 2012

Today is a special day for our friends from TraceParts. It is time to celebrate the 10th anniversary of their 3D content portal TracePartsOnline.net! From 2001, when the portal was launched and the Internet not as massively used as today, to 2012, a lot has been done to facilitate the indexation and availability of millions of 3D parts.

A few impressive figures to illustrate the outstanding growth and adoption of TracePartsOnline.net by design engineers:
- 26 500 000 CAD models downloads in 2011;
- 2 500 000 absolute visitors in 2011;
- 100 000 000+ models available from 100+ providers
- 1 200 000 registered users.

As you can see, these figures are huge and pretty impressive. What TraceParts has built during the last decade is amazing. The CATIA users community can source various types of 3D models for free as soon as they have registered! This includes, for instance: fasteners, flexible drives and transmissions, support and locating elements, linear motion systems, reducers, elbows, pneumatic and hydraulic fittings, cylinders and accessories, mold & die components, ... including thousands of technical data sheets.

Boost your design productivity by not redrawing the catalogs already available inside TracePartsOnline.net and concentrate on adding value to your company’s products!

So... Joyeux anniversaire TracePartsOnline.net ! (If you want to wish them an happy birthday, don't hesitate to join their Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn communities ;-)).

Anthony

Tuesday, 10 January 2012 16:12:56 (Romance Standard Time, UTC+01:00)  #    Disclaimer  |  Comments [0]  | 

Monday, 05 December 2011

For the fifth year, our partner TraceParts is not going to ask you to draw a sheep like the Little Prince. No, what they're gonna ask you is to draw... a Christmas tree!

But wait, we're not talking about a traditional Xmas tree. We're talking about a 3D one of course! No matter what your tree will look like, it has to be:
- in 3D;
- made with as many parts available on www.tracepartsonline.net as possible and
- less than 1MB if possible.

Then, TraceParts has got some nice prizes to be put under the real Christmas trees of the three winners:
- one Apple iPod touch (4th Generation) MP3 Player for the first place,
- one Amazon Kindle Keyboard Ebook Reader for the second place and 
- one Hama New Basic Digital Photo Frame for the third.

Easy, isn't it? We have no doubt our community of 3D professionals will be able to design the best 3D Christmas tree ever!

So, ready? Grab your mouse, browse TraceParts' catalog and unleash your imagination!
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Friday, 22 January 2010


Image courtesy of Traceparts

Airbus' planes fly into the sky thanks to a lot of people working hard to make it happen. For that they also work with 3D tools to study, create, test, etc. every single part of each plane. Airbus and its partners in French plants are working on CATIA V5 to design the tooling. "The tooling is made up of a large number of standard parts bought from supplier catalogues: fastenings, clamping and handling parts, bushings, cylinders, etc. and each site or sub-contractor was modeling parts it needed with a specific name and level of detail", says Laurent SENOT, a Dassault Data Services consultant who works with Airbus.

This being said, Airbus was looking for a solution to simplify this process and get a homogeneous library of components that would be used by each site and suppliers.

Traceparts brought the solution

Our partner Traceparts is a French provider who delivers standard parts library seamlessly integrated with CATIA V5. They were choosen by Airbus France, Airbus Spain and Airbus UK for its functionalities, its content and its ability to adapt its solution to their specific requirements.

Additionnally to the fact that they are the only one library developer to have the status of CAA V5 Software Partner, they were able to customize their software on a number of imperatives leading to a close collaboration.

Traceparts and Airbus are working on a brand new version, currently in a deployment phase that integrates notable developments such as the automatic replacement of instanced parts by other components and allow Airbus to build its own parts into the library.

Discover how Traceparts can work for you. Read the full success story.

Alexandre and the Traceparts Team

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