What is Synchronous Technology?

We are all familiar with traditional modeling methods – historical and direct – as well as the pros and cons of each model. But what if there was a way to combine the best aspects of each modeling method so that you could design with the speed and simplicity of direct modeling as well as the control and intelligence of design based on existing history?
There is a way: Synchronous Technology

Reuse designs, work with imported data, make changes — Synchronous technology helps you do everything you do — faster and easier.

Benefits of Synchronous technology
Synchronous technology in Solid Edge allows you to quickly create new concept designs, easily respond to changing requirements, and make simultaneous updates to multiple parts in an assembly. With this design flexibility, you can eliminate cumbersome pre-planning and avoid feature failures, rebuild issues, and time-consuming rework.

The power of Synchronous technology allows you to process multi-CAD data just like the original files, seamlessly supporting suppliers and partners.

Synchronous technology lets you focus on design instead of CAD applications. That means you spend most of your working time designing products. Isn't that what your career is all about? With more non-value-added activities, you get more personal time.

In this article, you will learn about Synchronous technology, what today's users think about Synchronous technology, and the areas where Synchronous technology can save you time and money:

Create designs quickly and flexibly

Respond quickly to design changes at every stage

Quickly edit imported 3D CAD data

Easily use designs from other 3D CAD models

Edit multiple parts in an assembly simultaneously

Simulation preparation is easier