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eDrawings is a versatile productivity application designed for iOS devices, specifically tailored for viewing CAD files. This full-version app enables users to access native eDrawings files along with SolidWorks parts, assemblies, and drawings. Additionally, it supports DWG and DXF files, making it a comprehensive tool for design visualization. One of the standout features of eDrawings is its integration of Augmented Reality (AR), allowing users to experience their 3D models in real-world contexts. By using the device's camera, designs can be viewed at a 1:1 scale in various environments. The app also facilitates efficient collaboration by enabling email sharing of design files, and it offers intuitive multi-touch gestures for easy navigation of both 2D and 3D models. With a user-friendly interface and support for various file formats, eDrawings is a powerful tool for professionals in product development.

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Latest update
Version
34.2.0057
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
iOS
Operating System
iOS 16.4
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Total Downloads
192
Downloads Last Week
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By 3DS SolidWorks
eDrawings is the only CAD viewer on iPad, iPad mini, iPhone and iPod Touch that allows you to view native eDrawings files as well as native...
eDrawings is the only CAD viewer on iPad, iPad mini, iPhone and iPod Touch that allows you to view native eDrawings files as well as native SolidWorks parts, assemblies and drawings files. In addition, eDrawings allows convenient viewing of DWG and DXF files. eDrawings includes Augmented Reality (AR). This allows you to view your 3D models in 1: 1 scale into the real world. By simply activating the device's camera, you can bring your virtual 3D designs in a real context and see them in situ, sitting on your desk or on your conference room table or even in the palm of your hand, through your iPad, Pad mini, iPhone or iPod Touch's screen. Move around the room and see your design from any perspective. eDrawings is the email-enabled communication tool that dramatically eases sharing of product design information. You can load and send files via email to collaborate more effectively with everyone involved in product development, including people who are not regular CAD software users to interpret and understand 2D and 3D designs. Multi-touch gestures let you pan, zoom, and rotate models easily. eDrawings also supports configurations, drawing sheets, and exploded views for eDrawings files published from SolidWorks and all other supported CAD software. Features: Intuitive and easy-to-use user interface. Visualize your 3D models in real context with Augmented Reality (AR). Open 3D (EASM, EPRT, SLDASM, SLDPRT), 2D (EDRW, SLDDRW, DWG, DXF) and associated files from any source: email attachments, cloud storage services (Dropbox, SkyDrive, Google Drive, YouSendIt, and others), web and FTP sites, networks, and iTunes File Sharing. Zoom, pan and rotate your 2D or 3D CAD data using multi-touch. Animate 3D standard views as well as 2D drawing views. Browse your assembly components tree, configurations and drawing sheets. View your designs in full screen and double tap to fit it on screen. Adapt the scale of your 3D model in AR mode. Freeze the background in AR mode with viewpoint lock to prolong AR experience without holding up your device. Sample files included. For more information, visit: http://www.edrawingsviewer.com.
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