INDUSTRIAL software supplier, WorldsView has announced launch of AutoCAD 2023, which it claims will enable users to “design just about anything, faster”.
“AutoCAD is trusted by millions of CAD design specialists around the world. This new release delivers a host of time saving and collaboration-enhancing features,” said Chelsey Turner, Infrastructure Segment Leader, WorldsView.
Compared with the standard AutoCAD software, this new release delivers a 63% productivity gain for AutoCAD tasks completed with the help of a specialised toolset, Turner added.
This productivity boost is attributed to the software’s included specialised toolsets and enhanced automation. Dedicated web and mobile apps allow users “to achieve maximum connectivity and collaboration, whether in the office or on-site”.
AutoCAD 2023 enhancements include seven specialised toolsets (Mechanical, Electrical, MEP, Map 3D, Raster Design, Plant 3D and Architecture), featuring libraries of over 750 000 symbols, parts and detail components.
The new release also offers superior industry-specific, rules-driven workflows, and design automation. Graphics and 3D objects are rendered up to 10 times faster than before, with shaded, shaded with edges and wireframe visual styles.
“With the LISP web API, it’s easy to automate web app workflow steps, enabling greater efficiency and productivity.”
New features and functions include:
- Trace: enables users to add design changes, notes and markups from their desktop, the web and the mobile apps.
- Markup Import & Markup Assist: enables users to automatically import feedback and incorporate collaborative changes to drawings – even from printed drawings – with a few clicks, without additional drawing steps.
- Count: automates the counting of blocks or objects within a selected area throughout a drawing, with a menu to identify objects or navigate easily through counted objects.
- Sheet Set Manager: allows users to send controlled copies of drawings to teammates, anywhere, for quick and safe collaboration.
- AutoCAD subscribers will benefit from access, technical support, remote assistance to online resources. Teaching AI and robotics concepts in business courses.
