Spare Parts 3D (SP3D), developers of the DigiPART inventory software, has unveiled ‘Théia’, a new solution for converting 2D technical drawings into 3D models. Developed through a three-year R&D collaboration, Théia enhances DigiPART’s capabilities, facilitating spare parts identification and sourcing for additive manufacturing.
The technology combines AI and computer vision advancements to streamline spare parts digitization, democratizing access to digital passports and additive manufacturing.
Théia offers numerous benefits, including reduced storage costs, enhanced supply chain efficiency, and support for sustainable manufacturing practices. It caters to various sectors such as energy, defense, and transportation, where the demand for spare parts is substantial.
According to Paul Guillaumot, Founder and CEO of Spare Parts 3D, Théia is a disruptive innovation with the potential to revolutionize supply chain digitalization, resulting in significant cost savings for companies worldwide.
Moving forward, the goal is to generalize 3D reconstruction from drawings and parts of any complexity, enabling automatic modification based on chosen manufacturing processes.
To learn more about Theia, head on over to the SP3D website at this link.
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