CADMATIC

CADMATIC is a Finnish technology company that specializes in developing software solutions for computer-aided design (CAD), engineering, and information management in various industries, particularly shipbuilding and plant design. Founded in 1983, the company has grown to become a global player, providing cutting-edge tools that help businesses enhance their design processes, improve productivity, and optimize project management.

Key Areas of Specialization:

  1. Shipbuilding:

    • CADMATIC Marine: This suite is tailored for the design, engineering, and information management needs of the shipbuilding industry. It includes features for hull design, outfitting, electrical design, and 3D modeling. The software helps shipyards and designers streamline their workflows and ensure compliance with industry standards.
  2. Plant Design:

    • CADMATIC Plant: This suite focuses on the design and engineering of process plants, including oil & gas facilities, power plants, and industrial manufacturing plants. It offers tools for 3D modeling, piping design, structural design, and documentation. The aim is to improve collaboration and data consistency throughout the project lifecycle.
  3. Information Management:

    • CADMATIC eShare: This platform integrates different types of project data and presents them in a coherent, interactive way. It supports the management of digital twins, enabling more precise project tracking and asset management.
    • CADMATIC eGo: This mobile solution allows for the viewing and management of 3D models and related data on portable devices, which is particularly useful for on-site inspections and project reviews.

Global Presence:

CADMATIC serves clients worldwide, and its customer base includes shipbuilders, ship design offices, EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) companies, and plant owners and operators. The company maintains a strong presence in Europe but has also been expanding its client base in Asia, the Americas, and other regions. They maintain various offices and representatives globally to support their international clientele.

Key Features of CADMATIC Software:

  • 3D Modeling: Advanced tools for creating detailed three-dimensional models.
  • Collaboration: Features that facilitate teamwork and data sharing across different project stakeholders.
  • Scalability: Solutions that can handle projects of varying sizes and complexity.
  • Interoperability: Compatibility with other CAD systems and data formats, ensuring smooth integration into existing workflows.
  • Usability: User-friendly interfaces designed to streamline the learning curve and improve productivity.

Contributions to Industries:

  • Efficiency: Helps in reducing design and construction time, lowering costs, and improving overall project quality.
  • Accuracy: Enhances the precision of designs, minimizes errors, and supports compliance with regulatory demands.
  • Innovation: Encourages the adoption of modern practices like digital twins, virtual reality (VR), and augmented reality (AR).

Conclusion:

CADMATIC stands out in the CAD and engineering software market due to its specialized focus, innovative solutions, and comprehensive support for both design and information management. Whether in shipbuilding or plant design, the company’s tools are designed to meet the complex challenges faced by industries today, driving efficiencies and improvements in project outcomes.

Products

Ship Design Software

Turku Finland

Itäinen Rantakatu 72
Turku - 20810
Finland

Ships

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