Nupas-Cadmatic Offers Versatile Shipbuilding Applications
Nupas-Cadmatic is a joint venture of Cadmatic Oy and Numeriek Centrum Groningen B.V. , a combination of resources designed to create a solution that exceeds the level of traditional software offered to the maritime market.
Nupas-Cadmatic is a unique CAD/CAE/CAM solution for shipyards and consulting engineering offices interested in improving their efficiency in design, engineering and production. It is designed to be a new generation of open software for hull, machinery & piping, outfitting and interior design, engineering and producing a variety of production information as well.
With Nupas-Cadmatic 3D Show Extended the user has the possibility to start engineering of the hull construction from the start. This is done by using the NUPAS-CADMATIC 3D product model. During this early stage the information about the construction, like ships weight, center of gravity, is known in real time. The system guides the user with a maximum of assistance to build the model.
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- 10,850-HP AHTS Joins Seabulk Offshore Fleet page: 11
- Sibu: Ferries for Asia page: 12
- Grimaldi-Naples Launches RoRo Grande Amburgo page: 14
- U.S. Territorial Sea and Other Lines in the Water page: 16
- Varian, PARC Receive Security System Funding page: 22
- Wartsila to Concentrate on Marine and Service page: 22
- LPG Tanker Repaired, Modernized and Converted page: 24
- Financier Calls for a New Approach on Standards page: 26
- Bollinger Completes Major Conversion of Ned Ferry page: 27
- SENESCO Becomes Senesco Marine page: 28
- SPS Overlay: Fix Steel Decks Faster page: 30
- Team UMC Helps Navy Ship With Innovative VSP Switch page: 33
- B+V Reports Busy Repair Docks in August page: 34
- Extensive Fantasy Refurb page: 35
- New Tooling, Training Solutions Target Shipbuilding page: 36
- Dubai Drydocks Completes Conversions page: 38
- Solutions in Panama page: 38
- Insurer Not Liable for Repairs Beyond Warranty page: 39
- The Evolution of Marine Painting page: 40
- Grand Bahama Shipyard Receives Quality Mark page: 41
- Brunei Develops New Coating System page: 42
- New Marine Technology Set for Debut at Amsterdam Exhibition EURO PORT 2003 page: 46
- Gesilco: Built to last page: 48
- Radio Holland page: 51
- Nauticast AG page: 51
- Autoship Continues To Make Waves page: 54
- Maxsurf Links with ShipConstructor page: 54
- Provide Solutions Introduces 3D Laser Scanning page: 56
- Nupas-Cadmatic Offers Versatile Shipbuilding Applications page: 57
- ABS President Discusses Bulk Carrier Safety page: 58
- Integrity in a New Era page: 60
- More Power to the Dredgermen page: 60
- CNG Carrier One Step Closer page: 61
- JJMA on LSC Team page: 63
- A Legacy Spanning Three Generations page: 64
- World Maritime Tech Exhibition Set for San Francisco page: 66
- Juniper's Hinges Go Low and High page: 68
- Long Beach Pilots Go Far Out With New Boat page: 72
- Urethane's Products Are Thick-Skinned page: 76
- SES Launches "Smart" Solution page: 77
- BP's Shafts are Oil-Free page: 80
- Vosta Debuts Universal MK3 Bow Coupling Installation page: 81
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