When suppliers can show their OEM partners that they can meet or exceed the standard for documenting DPD compliance, that's a chance to get ahead of the pack.
Experience with the hard-to-spot, hard-to-fix problems when a model is translated between platforms is why these standards are introduced. A tool that makes fast, simple work of documenting DPD compliance lets you stay focused on the big picture.
Like most regulatory requirements, its unlikely that FAA demands for accuracy in Long Term Archiving and Retrieval (LOTAR) of aviation-related models will be less rigorous in the future.
Using Kubotek Kosmos VALIDATE to automate the documentation necessary to show that models maintain their accuracy when being translated in and out of STEP format makes sure that this minor task is done in a way that prevents major headaches in the future.
The continued integration of PMI and other quality and inventory standards means that when a part changes, it's not just the dimesions or surfaces that are different.
With the ongoing innovation in advanced alloys and materials for aerospace and aviation parts, small changes can add up to big differences in whole new ways. REVISION automatically captures and reports out the specifics so you don't miss a thing.
OEMs continue to drive Model-Based Definition (MBD) processes based on how it aligns with their complex internal business structure. For the smaller outside supplier, adopting MBD into established workflow based around drawings presents potential drawbacks.
Because it performs full GD&T interrogation of models, REVISION can give suppliers the surety and specificity they need without turning their established process inside-out.
