Arora primarily serves the global automotive industry, focusing on concept designing, reverse engineering, CAD CAM Services, Paper to CAD Conversion, 2D to 3D CAD conversion, design & development of systems/sub-systems, validation, tooling, rapid prototyping, mould development, part sourcing and manufacturing support. He uses SolidWorks 3D software and can provide accurate drawings and models in required formats.
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G. Briller is an independent mechanical engineer. He provides 3D modeling services in Solidworks and Autodesk Inventor and supports clients from the concept stage through design and to manufacturing. Mr. Briller also provides mechanical analysis services.
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S. Krishnan is a design engineer and a qualified mechanical engineer who specializes in the design of industrial equipment and plants using software tools such as Autocad, SolidWorks and CATIA.
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S. Khan is an expert in using Solidworks for automotive applications.
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Uslu is a CAD draftsman, and an expert in SolidWorks 2012.
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S. Selvanabmi is an independent CAD consultant and design engineer, with extensive experience in furniture manufacturing. He is an expert in AutoCAD, Pro-E and Solidworks (both 2D and 3D).
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Sasaki has been handling R&D projects for cars and truck companies and design or modeling studios in Japan and China.
One of the most challenging projects that he has worked on was the business-class seat production, a 3D CAD-based project for Singapore Airlines’ new Airbus A380. It was a two-year commitment to incorporating international development standards from the UK, Singapore, and Japan.
His favorite software is Autodesk Alias, the mainstream surface modeler for styling and designing cars and trucks. He uses Alias for V2 jet designs, one of the primary software tools for designing and styling automotive and aircraft equipment. He mostly designs 3D models and does rendering and basic animation using Alias. He also uses Autodesk Showcase and Rhino for 3D modeling. He is competent in the use of Inventor. He also handles 3D CAD-based projects that require working on SolidWorks and Creo.
Mr. Sasaki has worked on-site in Japan, Malaysia, and China for a considerable number of years but he enjoys CAD consulting as well. He owns a 3D industrial design firm that also provides external design consulting.
Most of his clients are overseas, and he communicates with them via e-mail, phone calls and sometimes by Skype to share his Alias CAD-screen. He often has a kick-off meeting with a client. He believes that car companies generally dislike remote design work, so on-site work becomes more or less mandatory.
O. Kizilarslan is a search and development mechanical engineer, with degrees in Machine Design construction and mechanical engineering. Mr. Kizilarsland is an expert in Autocad, Autodesk Inventor and Solidworks, and is fluent in Turkish, English and German.
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S. Morrison is currently an independent CAD engineer, a role she has performed on and off since 2006. Ms. Morrison was previously a replication engineer for 2 leading pump companies in Australia and the UAE. Prior to these roles she served as a production engineer for Sylvania Lighting Australia. Her main focus has been on Solidworks in recent years (with the pump companies), but she also has extensive experience with of both Unigraphics and Autocad.
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Patel has been drafting and designing since 2008. He has been actively involved in product development for a number of companies. The 3D models and simulations that he creates are further used to estimate actual weight and area of objects, lookout of objects and manufacturing time.
He has constructed 3D models and simulations for aircraft test equipment and test stands, models for aircraft and industrial load banks, packaging solutions for the pharma and pesticide industries, design drawings for food and dairy. He has fabricated drawings for brewery, cosmetics and all types of gear boxes, design models for industrial hoists and cranes, packaging solutions for hydroponic fodder systems and models for bellows expansion joints in cross country pipelines. He has produced drawings for heat exchangers, pressure vessels and tanks, hydraulic solutions, foundry and furnace industries and ceramic industries. Working as a CAD professional on these projects, he has gained confidence in his skill as a CAD engineer.
He feels that the projects he found most interesting and challenging were for:
His favorite tools are AutoCAD for 2D, SolidWorks for 3D, CreoFusion360 and Inventor.
According to Mr. Patel, there is an increasing demand for CAD-based projects that require 2D drafting, isometric drawings, schematic diagrams, 3D modelling, simulation, animation, surface modelling, sheet metal work, weldment, piping and routing and analysis.
He typically works remotely and communicates via email. He also uses Skype frequently and finds it very effective, although he says sometimes it’s difficult to handle troubleshooting on Skype due to file size and formatting limitations.
