CATIA V5 Design & Styling

Creative Design and Styling portfolio empowers our users to perform design sketch integration, ultra-fast 3D ideation concept modeling with subdivision surfaces, high-end surfacing, high-end real-time visualization, photo-realistic rendering and rapid prototyping: all in context of the Human

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Develop shape creativity, reach high level surface quality, and make the right decision with physical & virtual prototypes. These are the key elements of CATIA Design & Styling to boost design innovation.?

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From product to transportation industries, the style & design of the product plays a major role in?its success on the market.?Develop shape & material creativity, reach a high level of surface sophistication & quality, and get the right decision tools with physical & virtual prototypes. These are the key elements of CATIA Design/Styling to boost design innovation.?

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With intense competition in consumer markets, product style and design are strategic for success in product sales. Making innovative, appealing products, available quickly on the market to follow consumer trends, is a key business success factor. To meet this challenge, design studios require leading edge technologies and methodologies to accelerate creative and decision workflow, to boost design innovation. CATIA Creative Design address the product development process with a dedicated, integrated and complete creative solution, for you to express your creativity and invent the products your customers are dreaming about.

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Today, a typical automotive OEM has more than 50 different model variants in its product portfolio. Only 30 years ago, that figure would have been more like ten. It’s the same situation in consumer goods and aerospace. Across the board, manufacturers are producing more products than ever, and they’re updating and replacing them more frequently too. For computer aided styling (CAS) designers and Class A modelers, the pressure is on to come up with new production-ready concepts faster. And yet the tools they rely on to style and engineer the complex 3D forms and surfaces that determine a product’s market appeal may be the very thing holding them back. Traditionally, CAS designers and Class A modelers have relied on multiple point solutions to take advantage of best-in-class functionality. They’ve had to choose between creativity, productivity and collaboration.