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October 3, 2008
By DE Editors
Dassault Systèmes’ DELMIA (Auburn Hills, MI) Automation solution for simulating virtual operations of manufacturing facilities is being implemented by EDAG (Fellbach, Germany), a turnkey partner in plant construction and low volume production to the automotive and aerospace industries.
DELMIA Automation connects the mechanical elements within a facility or machine to real production system controls. As a result, the control engineer can test the control logic and human-machine interface within the mechanical cell before any of the equipment is built, which helps to reduce debug and testing time.
DELMIA Automation solutions allow the control engineer to experiment with the virtual model of the machine — or cell — to test, validate, and debug prior to physical commissioning. Plus, engineers can perform a virtual integration of all devices including hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical, to make sure each is complete and properly designed. It provides a natural extension to the DELMIA PLM (product lifecycle management) offering and integrates seamlessly with the whole Dassault Systèmes portfolio.
For more information, visit DELMIA Automation.
Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.
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