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myECAD.com has a new conversion server available for CAD professionals.
The company recently developed a web application on its website, that allows registered users to upload digital scans and describe drawings size, desirable delivery time and CAD file format.
The myECAD.com server translates the uploaded digital scan to an editable CAD file, which is directly available for further vectorization and manual adaptation by one of the company’s CAD engineers. Before releasing the CAD file back for download, a QA project team reviews the file.
The company says downloaded CAD drawings are an exact copy of the originals, and ready to import in the operational CAD program of the user.
For more information, visit myECAD.com.
Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.
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