CAD, CAM and Simulation Software: The Digital Tools We Use
We use a wide range of CAD (Computer-Aided Design), CAM (Computer-Aided Manufacturing) and advanced simulation software to support our industrial partners throughout every stage of development, from design through to production.
Modelling and numerical simulation play a central role in understanding, optimising and controlling manufacturing processes. In additive manufacturing, they make it possible to anticipate part deformation and model the microstructures generated by successive heating cycles.
At Addimadour, we use thermo-mechanical and thermo-metallurgical simulation tools, such as GeonX Virfac, to develop and validate predictive models. These models help us optimise manufacturing parameters, reduce the number of experimental iterations and, consequently, lower development costs.
- GeonX | Virfac* Additive Manufacturing
- Dassault Systèmes | 3D Experience
- The MathWorks | MATLAB
- Siemens NX®
- Adaxis | AdaOne
- Rh
Metal Additive Manufacturing Technologies Available at Addimadour
Compositadour offers a range of metal additive manufacturing technologies designed to meet the specific requirements of the most demanding sectors, including aerospace, energy, space and tooling. Through our Addimadour platform, we provide industry with state-of-the-art equipment for large-scale metal additive manufacturing, incorporating processes such as DED-LP (Directed Energy Deposition – Laser Powder), DED-LW (Directed Energy Deposition – Laser Wire) and WAAM (Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing).
Thanks to our range of digital and technical resources, we help industrial partners identify the technology best suited to their project, test the most suitable materials for their specifications, and optimise processes to achieve robust, repeatable and industrially scalable production.
